http://www.irishcentral.com/news/Radicalized-Muslims-returning-to-Ireland-a-threat-says-imam.html .An imam in Ireland has warned that the Irish government and police do not have enough links in the Islamic community to monitor Muslim fighters returning from Syria and Iraq. Shaykh Dr Umar al-Qadri, imam of al-Mustafa Islamic Educational and Cultural Centre in Blanchardstown, Dublin, has said that to establish good relations with the Islamic community, Irish police should recruit Muslims of Middle Eastern extraction, the Irish Times reports. He said establishing such links would also be valuable as way to gather intelligence on radicalized Muslims. “Someone who may be reluctant to speak to a Garda, who is not a Muslim, about these issues – with a Muslim (garda) they may be more comfortable. It’s really important,” he said. “And all of those who have returned from Syria and Iraq after fighting; they should be definitely, definitely, definitely observed. “People who have gone to Iraq and Syria - they go with a particular ideology and belief: ‘We are fighting the West, we are fighting the non-believers and it is justified, we should be doing this and this is our duty’.