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Noel Foran will be a free man next week after serving 27 months for sexually assaulting his stepdaughter on ten occasions when she was a child.
Irene Cullen reported her stepdad to gardaí decades later, but legal proceedings revealed the true extent of Foran’s crimes as she learned that many of the assaults had taken place while she slept in her bed.
Today, Nicola speaks with Irene, who waived her anonymity to bring her abuser to justice.
In part two of the interview, she opens up about her fight for justice in the courtroom and coming face to face with Foran once again.
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Noel Foran will be a free man next week after serving 27 months for sexually assaulting his stepdaughter on ten occasions when she was a child.
Irene Cullen reported her stepdad to gardaí decades later, but legal proceedings revealed the true extent of Foran’s crimes as she learned that many of the assaults had taken place while she slept in her bed.
Today, Nicola speaks with Irene, who waived her anonymity to bring her abuser to justice.
In part one of the interview, she recalls how Foran stole her innocent childhood from her.
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Armed gardaí have raided the home of veteran mobster Graham 'The Wig' Whelan as part of an investigation into threats issued against an officer. Whelan's house was one of six homes in Dublin, searched after a senior Garda received sinister threats.
Niall speaks to Sunday World's Eimear Rabbitt, about Whelan and his many brushes with the law.
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Camera-shy gangster ‘Fat’ John McCarthy was snapped paying his respect to a relative at a funeral in Limerick last week.
Unlike some of his flash associates, McCarthy has kept a low profile during his decades at the of the city’s underworld
Niall speaks to Eamon Dillon about the life of crimes of the veteran drug trafficker.
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The stunning country mansion of Jim Mansfield is now being advertised as premium student accommodation on social media. Tassaggart House was once the jewel in property model Jim Mansfield’s crown, years before it was raided by gardai investigating money laundering.
Today Niall speaks with Eamon Dillon about how the gated property is now available to rent to students.
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Scottish gangsters Ross ‘Miami’ McGill and Steven Lyons are being held in a hellhole Dubai jail while they face extradition proceedings.
The notorious crime figures were arrested in a crackdown by Dubai officials looking to clean up the Gulf State’s image.
Niall speaks to Deputy Editor of the Scottish Daily Express about the impact of the arrests on the streets of Glasgow and Edinburgh.
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Gardai have spoken to a woman in the US who was in touch with Daniel Aruebose’s mother at the time of his death.
The woman met Maria Aruebose though their mutual love of gaming and their relationship is believed to have become romantic.
Niall speaks to Sunday Independent crime correspondent Ali Bracken about how the focus of the garda investigation will now change following the discovery of Daniel’s body.
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It has been 10 years since Gary Hutch was murdered in Spain - sparking the events that ignited the Kinahan-Hutch feud. In this episode, we look at the life and times of Gary Hutch: who he was, his early years in a changing Dublin, his rise within the Kinahan organisation and his murder which sparked the most brutal gangland feud Ireland has ever seen.
In the third of our three part series, Nicola speaks with Niall about how Gary Hutch's relationship began to sour with one-time best friend Daniel Kinahan and the events that led up to his murder.
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It has been 10 years since Gary Hutch was murdered in Spain - sparking the events that ignited the Kinahan-Hutch feud. In this episode, we look at the life and times of Gary Hutch: who he was, his early years in a changing Dublin, his rise within the Kinahan organisation, and his murder which sparked the most brutal gangland feud Ireland has ever seen.
In the second of our three part series, Nicola speaks with Niall on the rise of Kinahan incorporate - Gary Hutch's role on the organisations management wing and the investment that would turn things sour.
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It is 10 years since Gary Hutch was murdered in Spain, sparking the events that led to the Kinahan-Hutch feud. Today we will examine the life and times of Gary Hutch, who he was his early days in a changing Dublin, his rise to the top of the Kinahan organisation and his murder, which led to the most brutal Gangland feud Ireland has ever seen.
In the first of our three part series, Nicola and Niall discuss Gary Hutch's childhood. How the IRA hold a firm grip on criminality in the south but Dublin evolves and a new breed of organised crime emerges. His uncle Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch establishes himself and links the old and the new orders.
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