Alan Sherry

3 weeks ago | independent.ie | Alan Sherry

A grandfather who provided getaway cars used in an assassination attempt on a Dublin man once led a prolific gang suspected of up to 20 armed robberies and has been involved in organised crime for decades. Seasoned criminal Patrick ‘Fishy’ Fitzgerald (48) was initially charged with the attempted murder of Gary Carey (35) at Ballyfermot Crescent, Ballyfermot, Dublin on November 17, 2021, but earlier this month pleaded guilty to facilitating a criminal organisation, and will be sentenced in July.

3 weeks ago | sundayworld.com | Alan Sherry

Seasoned criminal Patrick ‘Fishy’ Fitzgerald (48) was initially charged with the attempted murder of Mr Carey (35) at Ballyfermot Crescent, Ballyfermot, Dublin on November 17, 2021 but earlier this month pleaded guilty to facilitating a criminal organisation, and will be sentenced in July. Carey survived the 2021 hit but was later murdered in another attack in Kilmainham, Dublin, in 2022.

3 weeks ago | sundayworld.com | Alan Sherry

McGregor, who was ordered to pay almost €250,000 to Nikita Hand after a civil jury found he raped her in a Dublin hotel, turned in a disappointing performance as he team were easily beaten by Ballyfermot-based Roc Celtic at the AUL Complex in Clonshaugh on Dublin’s northside. McGregor’s pal James Lawrence, who was also named as a defendant in the civil suit but was found not liable for damages, also turned up to lend his support the MMA star as he pulled on the No10 jersey.

3 weeks ago | sundayworld.com | Alan Sherry

EXCLUSIVE | It’s a match made in hell as Conor’s pals watch team in a 5-1 drubbingKinahan gangsters look on as McGregor plays in finalConor McGregor playing in the finalNathan ‘Biggie’ Little and James Lawrence at the match to cheer McGregor’s teamConor McGregor takes the pitch with his teamGraham ‘The Wig’ Whelan on the sidelines06/11/2024 Nikita Ni Laimhin pictured leaving at the High Court in Dublin this afternoon.

4 weeks ago | sundayworld.com | Alan Sherry

no show | His family told the Sunday World he would be back in three weeks but he has now been on the run for more than seven weeks. Mihail Trofim posing with a Porsche SUToday at 08:03A MAN who fled Ireland for Moldova on the eve of his sentence for causing catastrophic injuries to a man he ran over remains on the run weeks after his family said he would return to Ireland to serve his sentence.