Eamon Dillon is a journalist at various esteemed publications including Media Industry Observer and the Irish Independent. He specializes in themes related to crime and justice, the judicial system, and health and wellness, with a focus on court proceedings and legal reform. Eamon's work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Sunday World Magazine and the Belfast Telegraph.
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By: Eamon Dillon
Cartu siblings are wanted by US authorities over bogus investor scheme that netted €186m
By: Eamon Dillon
Lumdrit Xhemaili moans that ‘Ireland doesn't give a second chance'
Sources say at least five shots were fired at the home on Hyde Avenue. This is the crime scene that commuters passing through Hyde Avenue in Limerick saw this morning after two gun attacks.
By: Eamon Dillon
Thug sentenced after admitting role in vicious petrol bomb attack A key figure in the lethal Drogheda gang feud is the latest gang member to be given a lengthy prison sentence.
All the charges stem from an alleged drugs seizure by gardaí in 2024, when the 65-year-old's home was searched
By: Eamon Dillon
Keating is currently serving an 11-year sentence for his part in a failed bid to kill Hutch gang rival James ‘Mago' Gately
The house had been registered to Edward O’Connor, who was one of four brothers jailed in Sweden over failing to pay tax
Young was brought from Portlaoise Prison under heavy escort
By: Eamon Dillon
Justice Paul McDermott granted an application to have Jason Dunne excluded from the court room
By: Eamon Dillon
Details of the reckless gun attack emerged at the Special Criminal Court today as John O'Donovan pleaded guilty to assisting the rival O'Donoghue crime gang.
