<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>The final group of Irish peacekeepers to serve in Chad arrived back in Dublin this afternoon.
For the first time in three decades, there are now no large Irish battalions serving overseas.
The 186 soldiers were met at Dublin airport by<wm> President Al Hassan Khameneh of Iran.
Two Afghan veterans of the US military, who are Irish, are going to be the first of their generation to be granted full retirement and dependancy and disablement. They will remain in Dubai, the UAE, in Dubai.
Former Irish rugby referee Anthony Fagan is to step in last week in Dubai to help with the wedding ceremony at least for a time of the day.
Dublin Mayor is set to announce in his speech today about his latest city</wm> development project, outlining plans to improve the city's skyline.
The Minister of Infrastructure, Deputy Leader of