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It's claimed an aircraft used to transport weapons from the US to Israel passed over County Clare earlier this year. New records obtained by The Ditch shows a cargo plane with the registration X4-ICA entered Irish airspace in Wexford and exited at Kilkee on its way to JFK International Airport in New York on January 14th of this year. The plane travelled to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware later that night where it was loaded with US-supplied weaponry before flying to Nevatim Airbase in Israel. As Taoiseach Simon Harris has recently claimed "no sovereign airspace is being used to transport weapons to the conflict in the Middle East", Shannonwatch founder and former UN peacekeeper Dr Edward Horgan believes the Taoiseach owes the Irish public an apology.

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It's claimed an aircraft used to transport weapons from the US to Israel passed over County Clare earlier this year. New records obtained by The Ditch shows a cargo plane with the registration X4-ICA entered Irish airspace in Wexford and exited at Kilkee on its way to JFK International Airport in New York on January 14th of this year. The plane travelled to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware later that night where it was loaded with US-supplied weaponry before flying to Nevatim Airbase in Israel. As Taoiseach Simon Harris has recently claimed "no sovereign airspace is being used to transport weapons to the conflict in the Middle East", Shannonwatch founder and former UN peacekeeper Dr Edward Horgan believes the Taoiseach owes the Irish public an apology.

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