An aunt of Irish woman Tori Towey, who is currently facing criminal charges in Dubai, has said the family are very nervous and 'cannot wait' to get the 28-year-old home.
An aunt of Irish woman Tori Towey , who is currently facing criminal charges in Dubai , has said the family are very nervous and"cannot wait" to get the 28-year-old home.He was responding after the case was raised by Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald, who said Ms Towey could not leave Dubai after she was attacked in her home and faced charges of attempted suicide and alcohol consumption.
Ms Flynn said she has been in touch with her sister and niece several times a day since the case arose. Speaking on the same programme, Radha Stirling said she validated the charges Ms Towey is facing with the Department of Public Prosecutions in Dubai.
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