Crime World Long Read: 'Fat' Freddie - The violent story of Ireland's most feared mobster(Part 1)

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Calls for full inquiry into failings in showjumper Katie Simpson murder investigation

Ongoing investigations surround the murder of showjumper Katie Simpson and the circumstances of her death.As officers identified in reports criticising how her death was investigated retire and step down from their positions, journalist Tanya Fowles insists a full inquiry is need ...  Show more

How gun victim Robbie Sheridan predicted his own murder in an interview

A man has pleaded guilty to conspiring to murder Robbie Sheridan more than six years after his brutal murder outside his Ballymun home.Sheridan was gunned down at his front door by two masked men - just days after predicting his was a dead man walking in an interview.Niall speaks ...  Show more

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