Solicitor claims alleged false detention on cruise ship was 'like being in Guantanamo Bay'

Ms Fanning said she never received a refund for the €3,700 cruise holiday or the €640 for last-minute alternative accommodation
Solicitor claims alleged false detention on cruise ship was 'like being in Guantanamo Bay'

Caroline Fanning (pictured) said the events she experienced on board the Oasis of the Seas in August 2015 were an “attack” on her dignity and humanity. File picture: Collins Courts

A solicitor who claims she was falsely imprisoned while on board a cruise ship has said the experience felt "like being in Guantanamo Bay".

Caroline Fanning (49) is suing travel agent Trailfinders Ireland Limited in the High Court over events she alleges occurred while she and her 13-year-old daughter were on a package holiday on a ship controlled by Royal Caribbean Cruise Line.

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