TD says SF members should have recorded ‘abstain’ on special court powers
Sinn Féin deputies accused of Dáil ‘walkout’ before votes on legislation underpining SCC
The Drogheda feud hits its ‘Regency Hotel’ point of no return
There are clear parallels with the Hutch-Kinahan, Crumlin-Drimnagh and Limerick feuds
Next generation of gang leaders following well-worn path
Drugs trade moving out of recession as new younger gangs flex muscle
Steve Collins returns to Limerick 10 years after son’s murder
Roy Collins was killed by members of the Dundon McCarthy gang in 2009
UK to consult allies on response to latest nerve agent attack
Two in critical condition after poisoning close to site of Salisbury attack blamed on Russia
Conviction of two men for murder of Roy Collins upheld
Wayne Dundon and Nathan Killeen lose appeals against their convictions
Well-known defence lawyer John Devane dies at home
Devane represented all sides in murderous Limerick feud which left up to 20 men dead
Dundon and Killeen appeal convictions for Roy Collins murder
Central to the defence’s case is ‘evidence of collusion’ between witnesses who testified against the two
Court affirms convictions for Dundon brothers over threats to kill
Wayne and John Dundon had been found guilty by Special Criminal Court
Nathan Killeen challenges placing in solitary confinement
Man serving life for Roy Collins murder claims move to isolation at Midlands Prison
Father of murdered Roy Collins hopes others will give evidence
Wayne Dundon and Nathan Killeen found guilty of murder at Special Criminal Court
Crime rise: downside of the upturn
Drug crime peaked in Celtic Tiger Ireland but fell sharply in the recession years. Now, for the first time in six years, figures indicate modest increases in certain drug offences
‘Emergency’ court law rushed through Oireachtas in 2009 has never been used
Holding a trial without a jury addresses intimidation fears. But should the option now be scrapped?
In praise of . . . the Collins family
The immense courage of the Collins family ultimately brought down the Dundon gang
Gardaí and assassins’ bullets have taken down a generation
Just as the dust settles on the last of the gangs, new ones are emerging, writes Conor Lally
Ten-year ‘nightmare’ over after two men jailed for murder of Roy Collins
Steve Collins says he would advise others to stand up to criminals despite own experience
Two men found guilty of murdering Roy Collins
Special Criminal Court finds Wayne Dundon and Nathan Killeen responsible for 2009 shooting of businessman
Garda had man at gunpoint in attic, trial told
Nathan Killeen found hiding under insulation in attic during search of house
Father tells murder trial of intimidating gesture
Roy Collins’s father says Wayne Dundon stared at him in court and tapped his watch
Man offered €20k to partake in Collins murder, court hears
Publican recounts conversation with dying son Roy at trial of Wayne Dundon
Murder accused attends mother’s removal in Limerick
Nathan Killeen (24) is on trial at the Special Criminal Court for Roy Collins murder
Dundon and Killeen to get any Garda recordings before trial
Pair due to stand trial for the murder of Roy Collins at the end of April
Lawyer heading up whistleblower inquiry has led high-profile prosecutions
Seán Guerin SC has extensive experience in criminal law
Wayne Dundon fails to have Roy Collins murder trial adjourned
Chief Superintendent told court of threat to proposed prosecution witness in case
Wayne Dundon seeks to have murder trial adjourned
35-year-old and Nathan Killeen (23) accused of murdering businessman Roy Collins in Limerick
Limerick is safer, but threats still remain
Locals say sustained effort required to tackle ingrained criminality and restore hope
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