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Evening Standard
Evening Standard
National
By Grinne N. Aodha

Woman whose husband is detained in Dubai meets with Irish politicians

Ryan Cornelius Chris Pagett Dubai Brian Lawless Leinster House Bill Browder Dublin the European Parliament
Heather Cornelius, the wife of Ryan Cornelius, arrives ahead of a meeting with politicians at Leinster House in Dublin, as part of a campaign to secure his release from prison in Dubai (Brian Lawless/PA) - (PA Wire)

A woman whose husband has been detained in Dubai for 17 years met with Irish politicians on Thursday to garner support for his case.

Ryan Cornelius, 71, was detained for 10 years in 2008 as part of a bank fraud case, with his detention extended by 20 years in 2018.

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