Ken Foy is a journalist for Mediahuis Ireland, covering the Irish Independent and Sunday Independent. He specializes in crime and justice, with a focus on white-collar crime, law enforcement, and the judicial system, while also exploring topics related to cryptocurrency and financial crimes. Ken's work has been featured in the Sunday World Magazine, Belfast Telegraph, and MSN, among others.
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Ken Foy's coverage is heavily focused on crime and breaking news, particularly in the Dublin area. His articles often revolve around evolving stories related to crime, gun violence, gangs and police activities.
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The suspected target of the north Dublin attack is a 38-year-old man who is known to gardai.
By: Ken Foy
Attack on gardai just one of a number of shocking crimes during another morning of chaos on our roads with Lucky Dip gang members suspected of involvement
By: Ken Foy
A garda vehicle containing two officers overturned after it was rammed at high speed by a stolen Audi car in Finglas at around 12.30am on Wednesday.
Operation Amaryllis is using gangland legislation to charge suspects with more arrests expected
Garda investigation may be upgraded after woman appears in court charged with serious assault offence
Gardai are expected to launch a murder probe
Brendan Gahan from Tallaght had been serving sentence for drugs offences and was attacked by extremely violent career criminal from Finglas.
By: Robin Schiller, Ken Foy
Brendan Gahan, 39, from Tallaght was serving a two year and nine-month sentence for possession of drugs for sale or supply.
By: Neil Fetherstone, Ken Foy
Brendan Gahan from Tallaght died after he was stabbed in the back of the head in his jail cell at around 10pm on Thursday night
By: Neil Fetherstone
Brendan Gahan from Tallaght died after he was stabbed in the back of the head in his jail cell at around 10pm on Thursday night
