Investigators link major drug seizures to the Waldron Organised Crime group in the wake of a Criminal Assets Bureau win against brother David and Christopher 'Git' Waldron.

So how do Gardai take out a crime group operating for decades and what is the likely outcome for the Waldrons.

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An Irishman detained by ICE in the US was allegedly caught with 25 MDMA tablets before leaving the country.

Seamus Culleton gained huge sympathy after it emerged he was being held in a detention centre in Texas.

But today, Niall speaks to Eimear Rabbitt about how it has also emerged there was a bench warrant out for his arrest in Ireland.

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Ireland’s dumbest criminals, Encrochat’s latest hacking victims landing sentences behind bars, and Crime World’s plans for live shows in 2026.

In part two of a Q&A Crime World special, Nicola and Niall answer your queries.

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Ireland’s dumbest criminals, Encrochat’s latest hacking victims landing sentences behind bars and Crime World’s plans for live shows in 2026.

In part one of a Q&A Crime World special Nicola and Niall answer your queries.

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A Louth man who was part of a criminal organisation that imported military-grade firearms from America was selling them to 'Ireland’s top criminals', with pipe bombs and assault rifles amongst the weapons being smuggled into the State.

Nicola talks to Niall Donald about Conor O’Brien, his co-accused Mark McCourt and their enterprise in deadly weapons.

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Ongoing investigations surround the murder of showjumper Katie Simpson and the circumstances of her death.

As officers identified in reports criticising how her death was investigated retire and step down from their positions, journalist Tanya Fowles insists a full inquiry is needed to address the failings.

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A man has pleaded guilty to conspiring to murder Robbie Sheridan more than six years after his brutal murder outside his Ballymun home.

Sheridan was gunned down at his front door by two masked men - just days after predicting his was a dead man walking in an interview.

Niall speaks to Crime World’s Alan Sherry about how Sheridan told him he was being targeted by ‘idiots with guns’.

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The avalanche of Epstein files released by the US Government have ended high profile careers, cast suspicion on the rich and famous caught up in the communications leak, and had a ripple effect right across the Atlantic.

From a celebrity lawyer to well known famous stars, which Irish people have so far found themselves named in the document dump?

Nicola speaks with Niall Donald about the biggest crime story in the world. 

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The wife of the leader of the Cock-Wall burglary gang has pleaded with a judge to allow her jailed son out of prison to testify in her compo case.

Kathleen Wall, whose husband Edward Wall owes €3 million to CAB, made the request before High Court where she is suing the council over a trip in 2015.

Niall speaks to Crime World’s Alan Sherry about Kathleen’s colourful day representing herself in court.

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Three women who have admitted money laundering for a Drogheda feud linked organised crime group have told a court they allowed their Revolut accounts be used but made no money themselves.

Nicola talks to Niall Donald about the gangsters molls who have been left behind to carry the can.

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