Dermot McArdle has been ordered to serve two years in prison for killing his wife after failing to compensate her family.

Dermot McArdle has been ordered to serve two years in prison for killing his wife after failing to compensate her family. McArdle, 40, could have avoided jail if he had paid e220,000 to his victim Kelly-Anne Corcoran's grieving relatives. But now he must turn himself in to the Spanish authorities by the middle of this week -- or they will issue an international arrest warrant.McArdle was convicted of the manslaughter of his wife and handed a two-year prison sentence following a trial in Malaga in October 2008. Sentences of two years and less are usually suspended for first-time offenders in Spain.