Robin Schiller is an INM journalist based in Dublin, Ireland. With a focus on local news, Robin covers a range of topics including crime, security, and current events. Their work has been featured in publications such as the Irish Independent, Sunday World Magazine, Belfast Telegraph, and Cigalah Group.
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Robin Schiller's coverage predominantly centers around local crime and breaking news in Dublin, with a focus on evolving stories. He extensively covers incidents related to crime, gangland activities, shootings, and police (Gardaí) operations. Given his emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to developing crime-related events or exclusive insider information about ongoing investigations within Dublin.
Local law enforcement officials involved in high-profile cases or individuals closely following the developments of these cases could offer valuable perspectives for Robin's articles. Additionally, sources who can provide insights into the broader societal impact of such criminal activities within Dublin may also capture his interest.
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By: Robin Schiller, Ken Foy
By: Robin Schiller
The son of senior Kinahan cartel mobster Thomas ‘Bomber' Kavanagh has been extradited to the UK on weapons charges.
By: Robin Schiller
McGovern's involvement in the criminal enterprise grew as his cohorts formed close links with Daniel Kinahan
By: Robin Schiller, Neil Fetherstonhaugh
The Garda Commissioner has thanked Dubai Police for their prompt response to Interpol's Red Notice last week that led to the arrest of wanted Kinahan gangster Sean McGovern.
By: Robin Schiller
| Robin Schiller Kerry man McDonnell pleaded guilty to charges of drug importation and facilitating an organised crime gang Nathan McDonnell
By: Robin Schiller
Gardaí carrying out a murder investigation into the disappearance of a young boy suspect he died several months before being reported missing.
By: Robin Schiller
Gardaí launched a murder investigation following the disappearance of a boy from Drogheda, Co Louth, after receiving “specific information” that the child is dead, the Irish Independent understands.
By: Robin Schiller
Gardaí launched a murder investigation following the disappearance of a boy from Drogheda, Co Louth, after receiving “specific information” that the child is dead, the
By: Robin Schiller
School was told not to expect him back, so did not raise the alarm – source
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