Elderly woman deported to Ireland despite illness claim

An elderly woman who suffers from deep-vein thrombosis has been deported to Ireland from Canada despite her pleas to be able to stay.

Elderly woman deported to Ireland despite illness claim
Thu, 07 Feb, 2002 - 09:01

An elderly woman who suffers from deep-vein thrombosis has been deported to Ireland from Canada despite her pleas to be able to stay.

Elizabeth Sweeney, 84, boarded a plane for Ireland accompanied by a nurse and an immigration official yesterday. Her daughter Veronica left Canada last month, also under a deportation order.

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