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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House was bought with cash from €4 million tax dodge in Sweden
By: Eamon Dillon
McCarthy is in a legal battle with the Criminal Assets Bureau over two houses in Limerick
Inmates at open prisons are typically allowed to leave the grounds to go to work, education or training and enjoy greater freedom.
Berry and his wife Mary Stokes had been due to make an application for free legal aid in the case over two seized jeeps, a trailer and a plot of land
Criminal associate sent down after being caught with coke and cash in fortified house
By: Eamon Dillon
Stolen car pars worth €670,000 had been discovered at two properties
By: Eamon Dillon
Men work side by side dishing up meals in the officers’ mess in Limerick Prison
By: Eamon Dillon
Men work side by side dishing up meals in the officers' mess in Limerick Prison Eamon Dillon David Raleigh
The former bus driver, taxi driver, publican and soldier, who served two tours in Lebanon, grew cannabis from 2016 which he sold for €125,000 a year.
CCTV footage of the incident was played in court which began after John Sheridan pulled down the trousers of a co-accused
