Senior Kinahan crime gang figure Ross Browning has been ordered to pay much of the Criminal Assets Bureau’s (Cab’s) legal costs incurred in securing declarations that more than €1 million of assets linked to him were obtained with crime proceeds.
Mr Justice Alexander Owens on Wednesday ruled that Mr Browning should “bear the costs” of the bureau’s application in relation to a property in Garristown in north county Dublin and a house on Deanstown Road in Finglas.
The Cab alleged Mr Browning, his partner Sinead Mulhall and their children were living at a residence at the site which also encompasses a riding area and stables.