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The Latest Breaking News from the Special Criminal Court

Woman and man charged in relation to bomb at Irish border remanded in custody

Isobella Perrie Sullivan was remanded in custody until August 7, and Simon O’Donovan was remanded until October 5.

The Independent UK

Dublin museum employee charged in case of car bomb intercepted near Irish border

Simon O’Donovan has been denied bail after gardaí raised objections

The Independent UK

Dublin museum employee charged with possessing explosives in Irish border case

Simon O’Donovan, 44, with an address at Sperrin Road in Drimnagh, represented himself in a late-night bail hearing on Saturday.

Evening Standard

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Man charged in connection with bomb seized near border

The man is due to appear before the Special Criminal Court at the Criminal Courts of Justice on Saturday.

Evening Standard

Irishman extradited from UAE charged with murder

Sean McGovern, 39, appeared before the Special Criminal Court in Dublin amid high security.

Evening Standard

Man held at Dublin airport by police probing activities of Kinahan crime gang

Sean McGovern is due to appear before the Special Criminal Court on Thursday evening.

Evening Standard

Alleged Kinahan gang crime figure being flown to Ireland after UAE extradition

Sean McGovern was handed over to gardai in Dubai.

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International Arrest Warrant Issued For Exiled Central African President

International arrest warrant issued for former Central African Republic President François Bozizé for human rights abuses. Special Criminal Court seeks jus...

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Jonathan Dowdall's lawyers claim he was 'duped' and put in 'firing line' for Regency Hotel attack

Dowdall is appealing the severity of his four-year sentence for facilitating the Regency attack

Irish Mirror

Gerry Hutch fails in bid to claw back Regency trial legal costs and is now landed with €400,000 tab

He was found not guilty of murder - but Ms Justice Tara Burns said the court was satisfied that an unfairness did not arise for Mr Hutch in the decision to refuse costs

Irish Mirror

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch still welcome at Spanish restaurant where he was arrested

A staff member at the restaurant said they were aware that Hutch had been cleared of murder at the Regency by the Special Criminal Court in April

Dublin Live

Patsy Hutch pictured kissing grave of son whose murder by Kinahans sparked gangland war

He spent around 40 minutes in the cemetery in central Dublin and is understood to have visited several family graves there

Irish Mirror

Gardai quiz GSOC officers on Monk 'party' colleague

It is understood that investigating gardai have met with several GSOC staff members and interviewed them as part of the escalating probe

Dublin Live

Kinahan enforcer who nailed man to kitchen floor jailed over money laundering

Mr Justice Tony Hunt at the Special Criminal Court said that Gerard Mackin handled the money "in the context of some form of serious organised criminality in the Limerick area"

Dublin Live

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Irish Mirror

Kinahan enforcer Gerard Mackin - who nailed man to kitchen floor - jailed over possession of crime cash

While the sum of money, €4,780, was 'at the lower end of the scale' the judge said the circumstances were not and Mackin's previous conviction for assault causing harm is 'relevant to this case'

Irish Mirror

Jailed: Man who was 'conduit' for 'industrial-scale' Kinahan crime operation gets five year sentence

Anthony Glynn pleaded guilty at the three-judge, non-jury court earlier this year to having hundreds of rounds of various ammunition and €1.4 million in drugs for the Kinahans

Dublin Live

Regency shooting's 'getaway drivers' and Hutch family friends receive combined 17-year jail sentence

Presiding judge Ms Justice Tara Burns said today that the two convicted men - Paul Murphy and Jason Bonney- had provided "intentional and organised assistance to the Hutch organisation", which she called significant

Irish Mirror

Regency hotel attack's 'getaway drivers' receive combined 17-year jail sentence

Presiding judge Ms Justice Tara Burns said today that the two convicted men Paul Murphy and Jason Bonney had provided 'intentional and organised assistance to the Hutch organisation', which she called significant.

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Patsy Hutch refuses to answer questions over alleged involvement in Regency Hotel shooting

When confronted on the streets of Dublin and asked to comment on Ms Justice Burns findings, Patsy appeared to roll his eyes, and kept on walking - without uttering a word

Irish Mirror

Major drug dealer Barry Young to be sentenced in July - and facing possible life sentence

Young had seven bank accounts - yet he also claimed pandemic payments

Dublin Live

State objects The Monk's bid to have his estimated €400,000 legal costs paid for

Sean Gillane SC for the prosecution, said the application by Hutch is being opposed

Irish Mirror

The State set to oppose Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch's bid to claw back €400,000 Regency Trial legal fees

The application will be heard on Friday, when two long-time friends of the Hutch family convicted of acting as getaway drivers during the notorious hotel attack in 2016 will be sentenced

Irish Mirror

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch in bid to force State to pay €400,000 legal fees he forked out to win murder case

“It’s a huge amount of money but he is entitled to seek his costs because he in effect won his case when the court acquitted him"

Dublin Live

Gerry Hutch to launch bid to get State to pay up to €400,000 in huge payout after not guilty verdict

According to a legal source, Hutch could be in line to get the big payback in costs after his acquittal following a 52-day trial

Irish Mirror

'ISIS bride' Lisa Smith to walk free 'in weeks' after getting early release for good behaviour

Ex soldier Smith, 41, was jailed for 15 months at the Special Criminal Court last July and is serving out the last days of her sentence.

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