Crime World

A dating site for white supremacists is hacked in Germany and the details posted online.

Nicola speaks with Steven Moore about the Irish racists caught up in the far right romance scandal that has rocked Europe.

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The brother of murdered Richie Carberry, shot dead as part of the Drogheda feud, has blamed the actions of notorious gangland killer Robbie Lawlor on his death.

Stephen Carberry pleaded guilty this week to his role in disposing of the body parts of Keane Mulready-Woods - the teenager abducted and dismembered by Lawlor in 2020 in revenge for the murder of his brother-in-law Carberry.

Nicola speaks with Eamon Dillon about his appearance at the Special Criminal Court and what Stephen Carberry had to say about his brother's death.

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Cartel murder accused Sean McGovern will face two separate trials for the charges that have been levelled against him since his extradition from the United Arab Emirates.

McGovern stands accused of five different offences including the murder of Noel ‘Duck Egg’ Kirwan and directing an attempt to kill James ‘Mago’ Gately.

Nicola talks with Eimear Rabbitt about an appearance from Portlaoise at Dublin’s Special Criminal Court.

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A former officer from the Garda Ombudsman who attended a welcome home party for Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch after his acquittal on murder charges will not face prosecution after a lengthy investigation.

The man who has now left the country maintained he only went to the Clontarf knees-up to collect his landlady, who was a neighbour of Hutch.

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'Evil' stepmother Tegan McGhee was jailed for life this week for the brutal murder of four-year-old boy Mason O'Connell-Conway.

The case heard harrowing details of Mason's final days and how his father failed to protect him from McGhee's brutal campaign of abuse.

Niall speaks to Eimear Rabbit about how Mason was failed and the questions Tusla have to answer.

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Should cyclists be demonised as law breakers? How did a teacher fake two pregnancies? And are ferrets good pets or do they sleep too much?

In a round up of some of the more obscure stories from recent weeks we take a look at some hapless criminals and unfortunate enterprises.

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The leader of an ATM robbery gang has complained that his ex-wife has to walk his eight kids to school in the rain after gardai seized their vehicles. Michael ‘Bee’ Berry made the comments in the High Court in a case brought by the Criminal Assets Bureau. 

Niall speaks to Eamon Dillon about the ‘Bee’ Berry’s long history of clashes with the law.

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Veteran journalist Chris Moore kept a secret intelligence document about the details of the murder of a prominent loyalist under lock and key for 30 years.

Today, he joins Nicola to discuss the details of why loyalists say they murdered their own man Jim Craig in 1988 after allegations that he colluded with his IRA enemies to extort money.

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An assassination on a busy Dubai street marks a rare moment when the underworld does its dirty business in the United Arab Emirates.

So, what happens after a Turkish criminal was gunned down near the playground where wealthy tourists and gangsters mix?

Nicola speaks with Niall Donald about murder in the Emirates. 

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