RTÉ’s Darragh McCullough turned away from EU border while bringing home baby born via surrogacy
Commercial surrogacy is illegal in the EU and McCullough was trying to get home from North Cyprus after welcoming his newborn baby Grace.
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Commercial surrogacy is illegal in the EU and McCullough was trying to get home from North Cyprus after welcoming his newborn baby Grace.
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