Lisa Smith says she probably won't be coming back to Ireland; Taoiseach responds

"To be honest I don't think I will be going back, ever."

Lisa Smith says she probably won't be coming back to Ireland; Taoiseach responds
Thu, 18 Jul, 2019 - 13:14
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By Fiachra Ó Cionnaith, Vivienne Clarke and Joel Slattery

The former member of the Defence Forces who travelled to an Islamic State controlled area, but now wants to return home says she does not think she will come back to Ireland.

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CourtsLisa SmithPlace: IrelandPlace: Ain IssaPlace: SyriaPlace: al-HawlPlace: AustraliaPlace: New ZealandPlace: EgyptPlace: TunisiaPerson: Lisa SmithPerson: TaoiseachPerson: Fiachra Ó CionnaithPerson: Vivienne ClarkePerson: Joel SlatteryPerson: Bertie AhernPerson: Micheál MartinPerson: Norma CostelloPerson: Leo VaradkarPerson: VaradkarPerson: SmithPerson: Sean O'RourkePerson: Ibrahim HalawaOrganisation: ForcesOrganisation: RTÉ NewsOrganisation: Irish GovernmentOrganisation: Islamic StateOrganisation: Irish ArmyOrganisation: ISISOrganisation: RTÉ RadioOrganisation: Air CorpsOrganisation: 27th Infantry Battalion
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