ISIS bride Lisa Smith says she's "not going to kill anyone" if she returns to Ireland.
The 38-year-old also rejected suggestions that she was a terrorist.
Ms Smith travelled to Syria three years ago and was stuck in the squalid Al-Hawl refugee camp on the Syrian border with her two-year-old daughter.
The former Air Corps steward, who joined ISIS in 2015, is likely to be repatriated - but is not expected to serve a sentence here.
Ms Smith has now claimed that she never picked up a gun since joining ISIS, and denied training young girls to fight for the group.
The Dundalk native rejected suggestions that she was a terrorist, and insisted she is "not going to kill anyone" if she does return to Ireland.
She told BBC Radio 4: "I'm not a terrorist, I'm not out to kill anyone.
"Do I have any intentions to do anything? No, I'm just interested in trying to bring my daughter up and get her educated.
"I don't even think I'm radicalised, all I know is I came to Islamic State and I failed.
"At the beginning I didn't come to kill anyone, when I was there I didn't kill anyone, and when I go home I'm not going to kill anyone. I just think I'm the same, you know."
