Eamon Dillon

1 week ago | independent.ie | Eamon Dillon

The case centred on three properties, three cars and €101,000 in a bank account Cab said are the proceeds of crime. The son of murdered crime boss Kieran Keane is now living in Dubai as the Criminal Assets Bureau yesterday won a court order to declare three of his Limerick houses the proceeds of crime. Kieran Keane Jr, described as being involved in serious crime linked to the importation and the sale and supply of drugs in Ireland, failed in a last ditch bid to stop the case going ahead.

1 week ago | sundayworld.com | Eamon Dillon

property cash | The case centred on three properties, three cars and €101,000 in a bank account Cab said are the proceeds of crime. Today at 18:58The son of slain crime boss Kieran Keane is now living in Dubai as the Criminal Assets Bureau today won a court order to declare three of his Limerick houses the proceeds of crime.

1 week ago | sundayworld.com | Eamon Dillon |Nicola Tallant

EXCLUSIVE | Noel Patrick Ikponmwonba fled Dublin, leaving his family behind, when the fraud was discovered Standing in Nigerian electionIkkonmwomba left his family behind in Ireland and has a new wife in Benin CityCharity boss is back in NigeriaEamon Dillon and Nicola TallantToday at 16:00Victims of an international €1.7m email scam are tracking a Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) court bid to seize cash in a frozen bank account.

1 week ago | independent.ie | Eamon Dillon

Psychologist accused of using 'fake' qualifications still offering autism assessmentsCaroline Goldsmith continues to advertise autism assessments for both children and adults. Caroline Goldsmith, also know, as Caroline Ward Fahey​A psychologist accused of using ‘fake’ qualifications to get work has again been forced to explain claims of unearned academic expertise.

1 week ago | sundayworld.com | Eamon Dillon

'MISTAKE' | Caroline Goldsmith continues to advertise autism assessments for both children and adults. Caroline Goldsmith, also know, as Caroline Ward FaheyToday at 22:01​A psychologist accused of using ‘fake’ qualifications to get work has again been forced to explain claims of unearned academic expertise. Caroline Goldsmith previously apologised for using the title ‘doctor’ after featuring in an RTE documentary about unregulated psychologists.