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33 Polish, Lithuanian citizens removed from State

The 33 individuals received custodial sentences and face 10-year re-entry bans under the EU Free Movement Directive, with the removal flight costing €122,000, officials said.

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Thirty-three Polish and Lithuanian citizens have been removed from the State on a flight from Dublin Airport this afternoon, the Minister for Justice has confirmed.

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33 Polish and Lithuanian citizens removed from Ireland on grounds of criminality

The Department of Justice confirmed that all those removed had received custodial sentences for a range of criminal offences

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33 Polish, Lithuanian citizens removed from State

Thirty-three Polish and Lithuanian citizens have been removed from the State on a flight from Dublin Airport this afternoon, the Minister for Justice has confirmed.

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State deports 33 EU citizens 'on grounds of criminaility'

Those deported were aged from their early 20s to early 60s and all had received custodial sentences “for a range of criminal offences”.

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The Journal broke the news in Ireland on Sunday, January 25, 2026.
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