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Olena Flanahan with her baby daughter Santa in Tralee, Co Kerry: ‘A long queue of women with children stood out in my memory.’ Picture: Domnick Walsh

After being forced to leave her husband behind and an arduous journey through three countries with her infant daughter, Olena Flanahan is enjoying some tranquillity in the Irish countryside. The 28-year-old Ukrainian woman arrived in Ireland on March 12 with Santa, her 17-month-old daughter, after a nearly two-week journey which started with air-raid sirens in Odessa. Her story is similar to those of thousands of others who have made it to Ireland having fled Ukraine.

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