Witness at scene of Louth triple killing ‘thought victim’s body was Halloween decoration’

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Dirty Money: Three decades of the CAB (Part 1)

It’s three decades since the Criminal Assets Bureau started to follow the dirty money trail into the homes and the pockets of some of Ireland’s most prolific criminals.From old school bank robbers to modern day cocaine cowboys, the Bureau has pursued homes, cash, luxury cars and even shoes which they identify as the profits of crime.In part one of our three-part special Dirty Money: Three Decades of the CAB, Nicola talks with Eamon Dillon.

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Dublin woman criticises Swiss clinic over mum’s assisted suicide

In July 2025, Maureen Slough travelled to Switzerland to end her own life, leaving her devastated family searching for answers.But what safeguards are in place at assisted dying clinics? And could grieving families find themselves facing criminal investigations?Denise Smith speaks to Megan Royal about her mother’s death, the trauma left behind, and her fight for meaningful safeguards.

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Homes of Waterford criminals raided in probe into arson murders of family as gardai seize cars

Gardai have carried out a series of raids targeting a drugs gang suspected of being involved in the horror arson attack that cost four lives in Waterford.Niall talks to Crime World’s Eimear Rabbitt about the progress in the investigation and the scourge of drug related intimidation gripping Ireland.

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How alleged theft of cocaine haul led to breakout of latest gangland feud in Dublin

A violent feud has broken out between two West Dublin gangs after a massive haul of cocaine was stolen from a stash house. The dispute has seen arson attacks, shootings, savage assaults, and viable bombs being placed outside homes.Niall talks to Crime World’s Ken Foy about how associates of convicted drugs trafficker Alan Boggans have been linked to the feud.

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Couple killed with two children in Waterford house fire were previously targeted by criminals

Four innocent people including two children have been killed after their Waterford home was firebombed in the early hours of the morning.Niall talks to Crime World’s Eimear Rabbitt about how the couple killed in the fire, Philip and Kim English, had previously been targeted by local criminals.

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Who is Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson?

He has been described as the most important man in Northern Ireland, an unelected influencer whose tentacles have gone all the way to the top of Unionist politics.Accused of lying under oath, Bryson an aspiring lawyer and advisor to the Orange Order’s campaign to march on the Garvaghy Road, Jamie Bryson has proved himself to be a divisive character who grabs headlines, enjoys the limelight but who also should not be underestimated or misunderstood.So who is Bryson, what is his background and what are his ambitions?Nicola speaks to Niall Donald as we profile a man who may be beaten but who will not be going away.This episode is produced by Jenny Friel.

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Encrochat Eight trio jailed for roles in organised crime

Three more members of the so-called Encrochat Eight have been jailed for their roles in organised crime.Darran McConville, Jeffrey McClean, and Desmond Enfield were caught as part of the National Crime Agency’s Operation Venetic targeting the Europe wide illicit use of encrypted mobile phones.Nicola speaks to Niall Donald about their guilty pleas and the why the judge showed them some mercy when sentencing each for serious crimes.

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Daniel Kinahan to apply for bail as court told he intends to fight crime gang charge

Daniel Kinahan’s new lawyer Darragh Mackin came out fighting today, telling the Special Criminal Court the alleged cartel leader will fully contest the case and plans to apply for bail. Niall talks to Crime World’s Jenny Friel about Kinahan’s defence and the next steps in the state’s case.