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| Lisa Smith: IS recruit and daughter back in Ireland | |
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| The broadcaster RTÉ is reporting that an Irish citizen who became an Islamic State bride arrived back in Dublin today. | |
| Lisa Smith and her daughter travelled from Turkey. | |
| It is expected she will be interviewed by police about suspected terrorist offences. | It is expected she will be interviewed by police about suspected terrorist offences. |
| Plans have also been made for the care of her two-year-old daughter, who was born in Syria, but is an Irish citizen. | Plans have also been made for the care of her two-year-old daughter, who was born in Syria, but is an Irish citizen. |
| Miss Smith is a former members of the Irish Defence Forces. | Miss Smith is a former members of the Irish Defence Forces. |
| The BBC interviewed her in Syria earlier this year. | The BBC interviewed her in Syria earlier this year. |
| She said wasn't involved in fighting and did not train girls to become fighters. | She said wasn't involved in fighting and did not train girls to become fighters. |
| She also claimed she had been visited more than once by the FBI for questioning, and they had taken her fingerprints and DNA. | She also claimed she had been visited more than once by the FBI for questioning, and they had taken her fingerprints and DNA. |
| Ms Smith had been living with her two-year-old daughter in a Syrian refugee camp. | Ms Smith had been living with her two-year-old daughter in a Syrian refugee camp. |
| The taoiseach (Irish prime minister) had previously said she would "certainly" be investigated if she returned to Ireland. | The taoiseach (Irish prime minister) had previously said she would "certainly" be investigated if she returned to Ireland. |