Daniel Kinahan has been arrested in Dubai.
It represents a potential turning point in the pursuit of one of Ireland’s most powerful and elusive organised crime figures.  
For more than a decade, Kinahan appeared beyond the reach of Irish law enforcement, operating internationally while linked by gardaí to murders, large‑scale drug trafficking and money laundering. 
Today on this extra episode of The Indo Daily , Kevin Doyle is joined by Crime World’s Eimear Rabbitte to discuss this major development for Irish gangland.

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Extra: Daniel Kinahan detained in Dubai in major breakthrough for Gardaí 

It has been a busy first week back in the Dail, as the effects nationwide fuel protests continue to be felt within the coalition government. With Micheál Martin’s leadership of Fianna Fáil facing renewed threats, with a group of TDs approaching senior ministers to discuss a change at the top. While it is understood the disgruntled backbenchers are not close to having the numbers for a successful no-confidence motion. They are trying to build support. And are in search of a leader to lead a heave.




Host:  Mary Regan     Guest: Aisling Moloney

It has been a busy first week back in the Dail, as the effects nationwide fuel protests continue to be felt within the coalition government. With Micheál Martin’s leadership of Fianna Fáil facing renewed threats, with a group of TDs approaching senior ministers to discuss a change at the top. While it is understood the disgruntled backbenchers are not close to having the numbers for a successful no-confidence motion. They are trying to build support. And are in search of a leader to lead a heave.
 
Host: &nbsp;Mary Regan &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Guest: Aisling Moloney

Beginning of the end for Micheál Martin? Can Taoiseach survive second leadership crisis in six-months

Once recognised as the embodiment of Ireland’s economic boom and bust, Johnny Ronan is back and may be facing legal action over a contentious property development. We look at that dispute and chronicle his previously turbulent life and times.




Host: Kevin Doyle

Guests: Wayne O’Connor and Donal O’Donovan

Once recognised as the embodiment of Ireland’s economic boom and bust, Johnny Ronan is back and may be facing legal action over a contentious property development. We look at that dispute and chronicle his previously turbulent life and times.
 
Host: Kevin Doyle
Guests: Wayne O’Connor and Donal O’Donovan

Johnny Ronan: The tricky return of a Celtic Tiger poster boy

Jonathan Gill looked like he hadn’t a care in the world when he turned up at Temple Street Children’s Hospital last December to deliver presents to sick children. 
But at the same time, the self-proffessed professional mediator, was being investigated for killing of mobster Robbie Lawlor.
Now authorities in the North want to prosecute the 44-year-old, from Malahide Road on the capital’s northside for Lawlor’s assassination in Belfast on April 4, 2020.
Host: Fionnán Sheahan Guest: Eamonn 

Extra: Daniel Kinahan detained in Dubai in major breakthrough for Gardaí

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