Eamon Dillon is a journalist at various prominent publications including Media Industry Observer, Irish Independent, and Belfast Telegraph. He specializes in crime and justice, focusing on court proceedings, legal reform, corporate fraud, and financial crimes. Eamon's work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Sunday World Magazine and MSN.
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By: Eamon Dillon
Liam Finlay had a ‘rape kit’ in his home and built a forest hideout to imprison his victims
By: Eamon Dillon
Sean McGovern remained impassive during the hearing at the Special Criminal Court but had a smile and a wink for relatives in court as he was later led away by prison warders
By: Eamon Dillon
Ben O’Brien (32) was named in evidence in the 2022 CAB case against gang bosses Owen and Brendan Maguire
Local sources believe Swedish national Axel Liebsch Morales was hired to target an address in Rathkeale.
By: Eamon Dillon
Deluded child abuser insisted he was not a paedophile
Patrick ‘Rubber Óg' O'Reilly was released from prison last year but is now ‘back to work' as a roofer.
By: Eamon Dillon
Anthony Curtin, Seamus Curtin, Jonathon Curtin, Anthony McNamara, all from Limerick, and Dillon Keegan from Dublin, were before the court.
Gately admitted in affidavit evidence to ripping out the stairs at his former home before it was handed over to CAB.
By: Eamon Dillon
The €17,000 was found in search at the height of Kinahan Hutch feud CASH seized from a childhood pal of cartel boss Daniel Kinahan is finally to be handed over to the State.
Former partner of gang boss and convicted killer John Dundon has moved away from Limerick feuds
