Jonathan Dowdall left prison and entered witness protection - probably never to be seen again
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Veronica Guerin
More articles about the journalist Veronica Guerin
Brother of Veronica Guerin criticises Catherine Connolly over nomination of Gemma O’Doherty for 2018 election
Guerin says presidential hopeful made ‘grave error’ in willingness to support O’Doherty, who claimed State was involved in the murder of his journalist sister Veronica
Paul Williams: ‘Organised crime could not thrive without the connivance of so-called law-abiding society’
The crime writer and journalist has penned a personal account of his career covering the underworld, and he describes it as the most difficult of them all to write
Irish law must keep up with modern criminal world and improve international buy-in, Cab says
Oireachtas Justice Committee hears operating environment had changed in decades since original Proceeds of Crime Act passed
Gemma O’Doherty given further week to turn up in court over alleged contempt
Case concerns an action by Edel Campbell who is suing Ms O’Doherty over use of deceased son’s image
Jury fails to reach verdict in Jimmy Guerin’s defamation case against Gemma O’Doherty
The case will now go into the next session of civil jury cases in February for a re-trial
The Dublin riots have changed everything. Law and order are now top of the political agenda
Pretending that ‘this isn’t us’ is like pretending that the city is adequately policed or that the streets aren’t frequently filthy
Jimmy Guerin’s defamation action against Gemma O’Doherty adjourned to next week
Judge said he was conscious of ‘people getting home this evening’
Jimmy Guerin claims in defamation case against Gemma O’Doherty that she implied he was a paedophile
Claims were made during hour-long broadcast in which Ms O’Doherty alleged media covers up paedophilia
How a new wave of Irish criminals are flaunting their wealth, and using it to generate fear
The head of the Criminal Assets Bureau on money laundering and high spending in the criminal underworld
‘I would be delighted if it could happen’: The push for the FAI to honour Veronica Guerin
For Helena Stapleton, if her ‘best pal’ was honoured on Saturday it would be a silver lining to the FAI’s planned event that has caused so much anger
The day Veronica Guerin played soccer for Ireland against England: Dalymount Park, 1981
The murdered journalist was also a talented footballer. Guerin’s former team-mates want the FAI to honour her
John Gilligan comes across as smirking and shifty in Confessions of a Crime Boss
Television: Confessions of a Crime Boss alarmed Ministers concerned it might sanitise the drug dealer. He doesn’t come out well from the first episode
John Gilligan gets suspended sentence and fine in Spanish court after plea deal over drugs and weapons charges
Prosecutors had initially linked gun found buried in John Gilligan's back garden to murder of crime reporter Veronica Guerin
Hildegarde Naughton has ‘grave concerns’ over TV series featuring interview with John Gilligan
The Minister of State, who is responsible for National Drugs Strategy, said she would not watch documentary due to be broadcast on Monday
Print media operating in ‘increasingly difficult environment’ – Minister
Helen McEntee tells Dáil she is committed to reforming defamation law
Safety levels for Dutch journalists plummet with drug gang shootings
Hague Letter: Aggression towards reporters also driven by Covid curbs and migrant issue
Future of the Garda: Gangs, gender-based violence and cybercrime pose challenges
Policing set to become more complex in better educated and more diverse Republic
John Gilligan to face prosecution in Spain on drugs and gun charges
Judge who investigated the gang he allegedly led ruled he had found enough evidence
Twenty-five years of the Cab: The agency forcing Irish criminals to flee abroad
In the News: Criminal Assets Bureau established to target finances of gangland groups
Irish gangland figure John Traynor dies in the UK
Traynor was a suspect in the murder of journalist Veronica Guerin in 1996
Public contacts Cab ‘three or four times a week’
Concerned citizens encouraged to continue helping as 25th anniversary marked
'Our worst nightmare': Shooting of Dutch journalist shows grip of international gangs
Europe Letter: Peter R de Vries shooting linked to global web of crime that includes Kinahans
Legalising drugs: ‘Drug use should be treated as normal adult behaviour’
Irish youth workers have banded together to seek an end to drug prohibition to remove criminal risk from users
After the murder of Veronica Guerin in 1996, everything changed
Former minister for justice Nora Owen recalls the killing 25 years ago and its aftermath
Gangland 2021: A world Veronica Guerin would not recognise
‘The big change is the numbers of men who’d be willing to murder someone for money. Young fellas see it as a badge of honour to kill someone’
100 extra gardaí bolster Cab as ‘eyes and ears’ to spot criminal wealth
Special training in cryptocurrency as Garda seeks to keep pace with organised gangs
John Gilligan loses European legal challenge against Cab
European Court of Human Rights rejects drug dealer’s claims over assets confiscation
‘I’ll blow your f**king legs off’: Crime and neglect in Dublin city centre
Crime in Dublin’s inner city, a result of decades of neglect, has intensified under lockdown
Spanish police raid cannabis grow house linked to John Gilligan
Four arrested in raids targeting operation believed run by former Dublin gangland boss
John Harbison worked on some of State’s most high-profile murder cases
State’s first forensic pathologist carried out postmortems in Kerry babies, Toscan du Plantier and Guerin cases
Arrest in Spain halts John Gilligan’s efforts to get back into Irish drugs trade
Veteran Dublin criminal had been trying to expand drug and gun smuggling operation
Drugs and gun seized amid arrest of John Gilligan in Spain
Spanish police are investigating whether recovered weapon was used in Guerin murder
John Gilligan arrested along with two others in southern Spain
Gardaí are making inquiries to try and establish the circumstances of his arrest
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