Taoiseach & Minister For Foreign Affairs Offer Condolences to Berlin Victims
The Taoiseach and Minister for Foreign Affairs have extended condolences to those affected by the incident in Berlin.
Minister Charlie Flanagan says says he's horrified by the loss of life and is urging Irish citizens in the city to make contact with their families, while anyone here worried about Irish people in Berlin can call his Department on 01 - 408 - 2000.
Meanwhile Enda Kenny has also condemned the murder of Russia's Ambassador to Turkey - and the attack on worshippers in Zurich yesterday evening.
The Taoiseach says these acts of violence have no place in society and constitute an attack on our fundamental values.
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