Cab officers seized more than €200,000 in cash, electronic devices and 'documents of evidential value'

The judge ordered the immediate return of the racehorse

The judge remarked on the irony that McDonagh has begun repaying the money using funds from his current social welfare payments

The Criminal Assets Bureau will be selling Mr Foley’s home in 18 months' time unless he comes up with almost €1 million

"This isn't a soapbox where you can get up and say whatever you like. So, go away, go please!" said the judge to Marcus Sweeney

Gardaí believe the jet ski and speedboat were purchased with crime cash

Ms Gilligan alleged she was being treated differently because of her familial connections.

The judge said the family home of James 'Mago' Gately was purchased and renovated with funds that were 'overwhelmingly' crime proceeds

Veronika Saly, a Hungarian national, has been given three months to leave the family home, which was deemed to be the proceeds of crime

The online auction ran from Friday to Monday

Christopher Moorehouse (56), who says he lives at Saville Road, Enniscorthy, but who CAB says lives at Esmond Road, Enniscorthy, contested a judgment application for €2,026,454 brought by Revenue.

Mary Cash (née Kiely) pleaded guilty at Waterford Circuit Court on Tuesday to three money laundering charges relating to three cash seizures totalling about €27,000.

CAB said of the Chinese group for a fee provided a route for Irish-based criminals to access their criminal proceeds overseas

Searches were subsequently commenced at 3 business premises, 6 residential properties and lands at two locations in The Ward area.

Eighteen properties and two open areas of land were searched on Thursday as part of the operation

Mr Justice Alexander Owens on Wednesday ruled that Mr Browning should “bear the costs” of the bureau’s application in relation to a property in Garristown in north county Dublin and a house on Deanstown Road in Finglas. 

Mr Justice Alexander Owens described the socialite as “up to his oxters” in organised crime

Almost €190,000 in cash was also seized during the operation

Searches were carried out at eight premises in Dublin on Friday morning

A Limerick-based car dealership was used by persons involved in criminality to launder significant amounts of money generated from the illegal drugs trade, the High Court has heard

DJ Adam Keatinge spent time in prison in 2012 after he pleaded guilty to possession of drugs with intent to supply

The court heard that senior gardaí believe Ross Browning is the gang's "principal representative" in Ireland

CAB conducted a series of searches across Donegal, Limerick and Cork earlier today, as part of an operation targeting a Limerick based Organised Crime Group.

The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) seized €22,900 in cash, a Rolex watch, documents and conveyance files following searches in counties Donegal, Limerick and Cork on Friday

The court also heard that the head of the Criminal Assets Bureau outlined in an affidavit that Daniel Kinahan is an individual who "sanctioned a number of murders" as part of the Hutch/Kinahan feud.

Legal papers relating to the case had been sent to two addresses in Dubai that are believed to be linked to Mr Kinahan

Helen McEntee said changes to the tax system for criminals was not presently being considered by the Government

The bureau made collections amounting to €0.8 million from five individuals and one corporate entity involved in the motor trade