Gardaí seize documents and devices from home of Seán Quinn
Businessman’s home searched in investigation of alleged criminal activity in Border region
Kevin Lunney attackers appeal convictions and sentences
Three men were convicted by SCC of abduction and causing serious harm
Men jailed for attack on Kevin Lunney all expected to appeal
Mobile phone evidence likely to be contested while lengthy sentences have ‘raised eyebrows’ among lawyers
‘Paymaster’ in Kevin Lunney abduction faces life in jail, judge warns
Hunt continues for person who funded attack as three sentenced for up to 30 years
DPP set to consider new charges over Lunney-QIH campaign of violence
Garda Commissioner says significant investigation continues into ‘wider conspiracy’
Three men guilty, one acquitted, of abducting and causing serious harm to Kevin Lunney
Mr Lunney thanks ‘community, countless friends and strangers’ for prayers and well wishes
Defence delivers closing speeches in Kevin Lunney assault trial
Actions of one of four accused ‘very suspicious’ but not proof of guilt, lawyer tells court
Alleged abduction van was left unlocked on Dublin street, court hears
Two members of the National Surveillance Unit give evidence in Kevin Lunney case
Court rejects application to adjourn Kevin Lunney assault trial
Lawyer for one of four accused argues law on mass retention of mobile phone data unclear
Court in Lunney case hears evidence of contacts between phones
Evidence allegedly shows contacts between some of the accused and alleged organiser
Kevin Lunney case hears human blood found in horse box on accused’s land
Lawyers for the four accused challenge admissibility of evidence relating to yard and trailers
No safeguards for citizens as gardaí given access to CCTV without oversight, Lunney trial told
Defence counsel says it is ‘the wild west’ with gardaí arriving on premises and being told ‘be my guest’ when it comes to CCTV
Lawyers for defendants in Kevin Lunney case challenge CCTV evidence
Witnesses made CCTV available to gardaí from their business premises, court hears
Lunney abduction accused claimed gardaí harrassing family, trial told
Man asked gardaí to leave his family alone after one of his sons died, court hears
Man accused in Lunney trial disputes link to phone number allegedly used during attack
Prosecution claims it has linked number to man through pizza order, holiday booking
Judge in Lunney trial questions lack of clarity from EU court on how police can access mobile phone data
Court will deliver decision on admissibility of mobile phone evidence next week
Gardaí broke law by accessing mobile phone data, Lunney trial told
Four men are accused of falsely imprisoning Quinn Industrial Holdings director
Lunney trial hears call for Government to legislate on access to mobile phone data
Gardaí investigating Kevin Lunney’s abduction used search warrants to access data
Defence lawyers oppose mobile phone evidence in Kevin Lunney trial
Special Criminal Court has spent two days hearing how gardaí compiled data on accused
Challenge to admissibility of mobile phone evidence in Lunney case
Detective says she was aware method of securing data had changed
Kevin Lunney attackers broke his leg and scored chest with blade, court hears
Some 250 witnesses expected to give evidence at Special Criminal Court trial
Trial of four men accused in Lunney case delayed
Four men accused of falsely imprisoning Quinn Industrial Holdings executive
Man charged over Lunney assault opposes Special Criminal Court trial
Alan O’Brien claims DPP’s decision he should not be tried before a jury infringes his rights
Man accused of Kevin Lunney assault fails to have charges dropped
Judge says Special Criminal Court satisfied of sufficient evidence to put Alan O’Brien on trial
‘Extensive investigation’ taking place into Lunney attack – State solicitor
Four in Castlerea court charged with assault, false imprisonment of businessman in 2019
Court told Kevin Lunney abduction case is ‘complex’
Four men face charges over attack on Quinn Industrial Holdings director in September
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Fiona Reddan: Taking charge of old pensions can be as key as managing your current one
Gardaí investigate five men who withdrew compensation claim
Tallaght court adjourns law firm’s application to allow for variation of search warrant
Aviva Insurance to request Garda inquiry into fake crash case
Company’s stance part of more aggressive approach by industry to fraudulent claims
Anatomy of a scam: six men and an attempted insurance fraud
Last Monday, the crash compensation case came before Dublin Circuit Court
Five men withdraw €300,000 injury claims over ‘set up’ crash
Judge agrees with defence counsel that scam was hatched in advance
Clerys closure: Questions remain over deal done in dead of night
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