A Sudanese "odd-jobs" man who sparked two security alerts at Dublin Airport within three days has been given a fully suspended prison sentence on the condition he leaves the country.
Father of three, Abdul Ahmead El Tayeb, 48, who has lived in England since 2017, was first arrested on Monday evening after he managed to get past security screening in Terminal 2 and onto an Aer Lingus flight to Birmingham without a ticket, passport or boarding pass.
He appeared in court on Tuesday and was fined €700 for trespass and an immigration offence of failing to produce a passport.
