Crime World

An Aladdin’s Cave of luxury items is seized from a woman allegedly linked to a Chinese drugs gang.

Now the Criminal Assets Bureau are looking for a court order to declare 88 items and cash as the proceeds of crime.

So who is Yan Yan Fan and how did she collect such a treasure trove of designer goods on a €30,000-a-year salary?

Nicola speaks with Eamon Dillon about fur coats, gold jewellery and a handbag deemed one of the most exclusive in the world...

The boyfriend of an Irish woman stabbed to death in a New York bar has now been charged with her murder.

As friends and family were told of the horrific stabbing of Sarah McNally, just 41, her partner was being treated in hospital. Now he is facing court accused of the fatal attack.

Nicola and Niall speak with Sunday World news editor Eimear Rabbitte about the details we know so far.

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Hutch organisation loyalist James ‘Mago’ Gately has been linked to the gangland assassinations of David Byrne and Eamon The Don Dunne for the first time in a courtroom.

Gately who survived a number of shooting attempts himself was formerly a member of the Kinahan Organisation but remained loyal to the Hutch side after his friend Gary Hutch was murdered...

Businessman Nathan McDonnell is to appeal a decision to refuse him bail after the High Court heard his father was offering 100,000 of his life savings as an assurance.

The Kerry garden centre boss and his co-accused James Leen are both in custody charged in connection with the country’s biggest ever crystal meth haul...

He is the son of notorious gangland killer ‘Cotton Eye’ Joe Delaney and was convicted himself as an accessory to murder.

But today Scott Delaney who now goes by the name Scott Knight is urging underworld figures to unite at anti-immigration protests.

Nicola speaks to Niall Donald about how Delaney is part of a far-right ideology seeking to hijack protests like those held at Coolock.

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The leader of the DUP Jeffrey Donaldson sensationally resigned after being charged with historical sex offences.

Nicola and Niall Donald speak to Belfast Telegraph Crime Correspondent Allison Morris about the unlikely chain of events that made Good Friday an extraordinary news day.

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He is the CEO of Merchants Quay Ireland with a lengthy career behind him in the prison service making him perfectly placed to understand and empathise with the complexities of long term addiction.

Later this year the first injecting rooms will open at the Liffeyside facility and Eddie Mullins hopes the pilot programme will prove that giving addicts back some dignity will help with the public perception of them...

Tensions have continued to simmer in the feud between associates of murdered Jason Hennessy and Tristan Sherry with houses burned out and fears attacks could escalate.

The Christmas Eve massacre at a Dublin restaurant which saw Hennessy shot by Sherry who was then overcome and murdered in front of festive crowds is using up huge policing resources as rivals vow to avenge both men’s deaths.

Nicola speaks to Niall Donald about the latest in the ongoing Blanchardstown feud...

A suspected drug dealer is bundled into a car in Belfast and driven across the border to Dublin amid allegations he owes a senior criminal figure a debt.

A Garda operation saves the man before he can be tortured or killed by his kidnappers but in true gangland style, the victim refuses to make a complaint.

Nicola speaks with Niall Donald about the dramatic scenes that prove that for gangland there is no border.

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