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ISIS bride arrested at airport in Ireland after being deported from Turkey

December 2, 2019

Lisa Smith is suspected to be interviewed by police for terrorist offences.

A woman who joined ISIS as a bride has been arrested on arrival in Ireland.

It's expected the Irish citizen, Lisa Smith will be interviewed by police about suspected terrorist offences.

Smith flew into Dublin with her two-year-old daughter after being deported from Turkey.

She has said that she was not involved in any fighting and denies claims that she trained girls to become fighters.

According to the BBC Smith is a former member of the Irish Defence Forces.

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