Court of Appeal grants temporary stay on deportation of man alleged to be ‘main recruiter’ for Isil

A 52-year-old father of four, until now facing imminent deportation for allegedly recruiting sympathisers in Ireland to fight for Islamic extremists in the Middle East, was today granted a stay on his deportation until tomorrow.

Tue, 29 Dec, 2015 - 18:19

By Ray Managh

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