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Military father returned home after being on tour for six months and the different reactions of his family members as they greeted him was invaluable. Captain Ian Gavagan arrived home in Dublin, Ireland after six months in Golan Heights, on the border between Israel and Syria. His wife, daughter and son were waiting for him when he arrived with other soldiers, and his wife and daughter were greeted with excitement, but his son was overwhelmed with emotions, was rooted in the place and crashed in tears.

In the clip, his young daughter ran over to him shouting, "Daddy, Daddy!". His wife, Maria also ran over to embrace and kiss him. When they momentarily left each other's arms, they noticed the little boy, Sean, was still where he had been since with his head bowed and tears streaming down his face. Another man walked up to him and tried encouraging him to go meet his father but he remained where he was, crying.
UN peacekeeper Gavagan was one of 100 soldiers stationed at Casement Aerodrome military base who returned home last week. He had flown back earlier during his deployment to marry Maria and then headed straight back out to the region.
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Military father returned home after being on tour for six months and the different reactions of his family members as they greeted him was invaluable. Captain Ian Gavagan arrived home in Dublin, Ireland after six months in Golan Heights, on the border between Israel and Syria. His wife, daughter and son were waiting for him when he arrived with other soldiers, and his wife and daughter were greeted with excitement, but his son was overwhelmed with emotions, was rooted in the place and crashed in tears.
In the clip, his young daughter ran over to him shouting, "Daddy, Daddy!". His wife, Maria also ran over to embrace and kiss him. When they momentarily left each other's arms, they noticed the little boy, Sean, was still where he had been since with his head bowed and tears streaming down his face. Another man walked up to him and tried encouraging him to go meet his father but he remained where he was, crying.


