Irish man arrested on flight to Dublin following serious crash in Sydney

The injured 22-year-old, understood to be from Co Donegal, was arrested yesterday on board a plane about to take off from Sydney Airport.

Tue, 30 Jul, 2019 - 08:44

Stephen Maguire

A young Irish man has been arrested boarding a flight from Australia to Dublin following a serious crash which has left two other Irishmen with serious injuries in hospital.

The injured 22-year-old, understood to be from Co Donegal, was arrested yesterday on board a plane about to take off from Sydney Airport.

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