IRELAND - FROM THE FLATS TO DUBAI
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Dublin, Marbella and Dubai, 1979 to 2026. Heroin reached Dublin's flats around 1979; a generation later, Irish courts and the United States Treasury described an Irish family organization moving drugs across Europe from Spain and then Dubai. The murder of the journalist Veronica Guerin in 1996 gave Ireland a law that takes criminals' houses without a conviction, while tribunals traced secret payments to a Taoiseach and to ministers. Who made the money, who hid it, who paid with their lives, and how a small state brought men home to face its courts. Covers Christy, Daniel and Christopher Kinahan and the Kinahan organization, Gerry Hutch, John Gilligan and the Criminal Assets Bureau, Charles Haughey and the Ansbacher accounts, Michael Lowry and Esat Digifone, and David Drumm and Anglo Irish Bank.
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