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Thursday, 30 January 2025 12:36

Lucy Adabowale and her sons will still face a final appeal hearing in February.

The Justice Minister has revoked a deportation order for a Laois family.

Lucy Adabowale and her sons received the notice last June after applying for International Protection Status.

They're currently awaiting a second appeal hearing.

It's believed the father, who returned to Nigeria from Ireland was abusive and has made alleged death threats to them.

Greatness Adabowale is a student at St Mary's CBS Portlaoise alongside his brothers Star and Value- he believes the appeal will succeed:

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