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    US-bound passengers to go through all pre-clearance in Ireland

    By admin | September 28, 2006

    US-bound passengers from Irish airports will soon go through all pre-clearance procedures through US officials based at Dublin and Shannon. The current system checks passports, but the US embassy says it is working with Irish authorities to implement the agricultural and customs checks that are now conducted in US airports after passengers arrive. The embassy says the move will offer significant security and commercial benefits.
    http://www.unison.ie/irish_independent/stories.php3?ca=9&si=1695797&issue_id=14694

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