Ballyfermot

Dublin City Council chief executive Owen Keegan has warned councillors against “prejudicing” investigations into protection payments to criminals at c(...)

The Criminal Assets Bureau (Cab) has carried out separate operations into suspected criminals in Limerick and Cork who have a reach into other countie(...)

Staff in Dublin City Council have been moved out of positions and areas of the city because of intimidation or threats from criminals, councillors hav(...)

The confiscation of almost €300,000 from two Dublin criminals last week was accompanied by worrying revelations about extortion in the city. Derek O’D(...)

When the Criminal Assets Bureau (Cab) kicked in doors in Dublin’s Ballyfermot, Ballyboughal and Finglas and in the Wexford seaside town of Courtown on(...)

Criminals have been paid significant sums of money to prevent attacks on building sites across Dublin city, construction industry and council sources (...)

Gangland criminals who extorted over €550,000 from construction companies in west Dublin had their accounts frozen by the Criminal Assets Bureau (...)

Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy is to set up an independent investigation into the manner in which his department and Dublin City Council handled i(...)

The protection money for criminals paid by at least one construction firm to ensure a building site remained free from attack was first given to a Du(...)

The Government may look into whether councils around the country have paid “security” or protection money to ensure houses can be built without anti-s(...)