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As stated in the edit summary, Lt. Col. Richard Brennan plays a significant role for the Irish military and is formerly the National Legal Advisor during the Republic of Ireland's involvement in three United Nations peacekeeping campaigns (UNDOF, UNMIK, UNIFIL), the highest legal position possible. He is a recognized legal expert and scholar on international humanitarian law and peacekeeping operations. He frequently represents Ireland at the Hague and its interests in other international legal venues and lectures at Irish universities. I have added 12 additional references for added content
Paul.O'Connell10 (talk) 02:01, 24 October 2020 (UTC)Reply
