Conor McGregor’s vile rants, men in the Mannosphere and an intriguing Dutch criminal.

In a two part crime roundup Nicola, Niall and Eimear delve into all things criminal from dating to the underworlds worst kept secrets.

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He’s the highest Kinahan Cartel target that Ireland has successfully convicted. Sean McGovern who is Daniel Kinahan’s right hand man extradited from Dubai now faces a likely 20 year sentence before the Special Criminal Court.

Who is McGovern and where did he emerge from? How did this unlikely looking criminal rise from street dealer to the highest ranks of the Kinahan Cartel.

Nicola talks with Robin Schiller and Niall Donald about the life and crimes of Sean McGovern. 

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He’s the highest Kinahan Cartel target that Ireland has successfully convicted. Sean McGovern who is Daniel Kinahan’s right hand man extradited from Dubai now faces a likely 20 year sentence before the Special Criminal Court.

Who is McGovern and where did he emerge from? How did this unlikely looking criminal rise from street dealer to the highest ranks of the Kinahan Cartel.

Nicola talks with Robin Schiller and Niall Donald about the life and crimes of Sean McGovern.

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The father of murdered John George suspect Michael Maly has insisted that his son feared for his life from an ‘Irish mafia’ before he was shot dead on the Costa Blanca in recent weeks.

Maly, he says, was giving evidence to police and magistrates against George’s alleged killers who stabbed him in the legs and then shot him before Christmas 2024.

Nicola talks with Niall Donald about the latest developments in the case. 

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The killing of teenager Keane Mulready-Woods, whose body was dismembered and dumped as a message to rivals of gangland psycho Robbie Lawlor, was a seismic event in modern organised crime.

It followed the fracturing of a major drug gang where a younger mob took on the older order for control of the drug trade in the town of Drogheda. The feud, which bubbled for months, eventually turned into all out war where the rule of law almost broke own completely.

Killing Keane is a new five-part subscriber only podcast special for crimeworld.com.

Nicola speaks with Eimear Rabbitte about the new series and stay tuned for a free episode.

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Kinahan underboss Sean McGovern has pleaded guilty today to two charges of directing a criminal organisation - one relating to the murder of Noel 'Duck Egg' Kirwan and a second surrounding a plot to kill James 'Mago' Gately.

McGovern who is Daniel Kinahan’s right hand man faces up to life in prison but his guilty plea will no doubt be taken as mitigation around his sentencing.

Nicola talks to Eimear Rabbitt about McGovern's plea.

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A former gangland hardman caught with more than €4,000 worth of pills and magic mushrooms says he's no longer involved in organised crime and was using the drugs for personal use.

Noel Boylan was shot in a Lidl supermarket during a chaotic feud seven years ago.

Nicola speaks to Niall Donald about his latest offence.

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A trafficking gang with links to jailed criminal Lee Cullen was the target of a major garda operation where 27 properties were searched last week. More than €1.7 million worth of drugs were seized in a major blow to one of the country's most prolific organised crime gangs.

Niall talks to Crime World's Ken Foy about how the mob is made up of an 'unholy alliance' of Fat’ Andy Connors and Cullen's associates.

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A stalker has been given a suspended sentence for following influencer Chloe Koyce into a hotel lift.

The well-known influencer said “justice” was served after Denis Morris was convicted in Dublin District Court.

Niall talks to Eimear Rabbitt about the anti-stalking laws and Morris' excuses.

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