Crime World

CAB target Patrick Stokes has been arrested in Australia and charged with the murder of his wife Annemarie O’Reilly.
Stokes who led a crime gang in Waterford before moving to Melbourne was near the scene when police discovered the body of Annemarie in the presence of her three year old son.
Nicola talks with Niall Donald about the arrest.
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The second-last funeral of the M9 crash teens has been held and mourners heard that what happened was wrong and during which prayers were offered up to the innocent family injured.
Jeremy 'Bobbles' O’Brien was the fourth teen to be laid to rest after the crash, which has horrified the country and placed the focus on the so-called Lucky Dip gangs.
Nicola speaks with Niall Donald.
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Inmate Brendan Gahan will be laid to rest this week after his brutal murder behind bars has led to an investigation focusing on his cellmate.
Nicola speaks with Eamon Dillon about the death of Gahan and other terrifying killings inside the prison system.
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Conor McGregor is sued by a businessman over a tweet, Drogheda gangster raps about Owen Maguire's shooting, and a garda officer is charged with soliciting someone to murder a woman and her three kids.
Niall talks to Crime World reporter Neil Fetherstonhaugh about the stories that caught our readers' attention this week.
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The fall of Celtic Tiger poster boy Marcus Sweeney has been completed as the Companies Office shows the only business in his name has been struck off and dissolved.
Nicola speaks to Eamon Dillon about Sweeney and his rise and spectacular fall from Maserati driving playboy to the dole queue.
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