Former member of the Defence Forces Lisa Smith has been remanded in custody for another four weeks in order for a book of evidence to be prepared in the case against her.
The 37-year-old Dundalk woman has already been charged with membership of the terrorist group styling itself as Islamic State.
Dressed in a black hijab, she appeared during a two-minute hearing at Dublin District Court this morning after being escorted to the Criminal Courts of Justice from Limerick Prison.
It is alleged that Ms Smith was a member of ISIS between 28 October 2015 and 1 December 2019.
If convicted, she faces a maximum prison sentence of ten years.
Ms Smith was remanded in custody last Wednesday, after being denied bail during a hearing before Judge Colin Daly at Dublin District Court.
She was arrested earlier this month after being deported from Turkey along with her two-year-old daughter, who is currently in the care of relatives.
Ms Smith is due to appear in court again on 8 January.
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