Person: Felix McKenna

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Ex-politicians and businessman face charges in connection with land deal

Four former Fianna Fáil politicians and a Gibraltar-based businessman tonight appeared in court in connection with a multimillion-euro land deal alleged to be corrupt.

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Kennedy hospitalised after falling ill in custody

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Garda reshuffle sees new head of policing in south

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New chief set to take over at CAB as McKenna retires

THE Criminal Assets Bureau is to get a new chief, replacing Felix McKenna who is set to retire in two week’s time.

Fri, 29 Sep, 2006

Raiders strike home of CAB chief

GARDA sources have confirmed that a break-in took place at the home of Chief Superintendent Felix McKenna, head of the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB).

Mon, 03 Apr, 2006

DUP anger at minister's assessment of IRA criminality

Public trust in the British government has been weakened by Northern Ireland Security Minister Shaun Woodward distancing the IRA from organised crime, it was claimed today.

Tue, 13 Dec, 2005

CAB recovered €16m in taxes and interest last year

SUSPECTS targeted by the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) coughed up over €16 million in taxes and interest on undeclared income last year.

Fri, 21 Oct, 2005

Criminal’s house hardly a steal at €1 million

IT wasn’t exactly a steal for the buyers but the auction of Martin Cahill’s former home didn’t represent daylight robbery by the sellers either.

Wed, 15 Jun, 2005

CAB to target developers who bribed politicians

THE Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) is to set up a special investigation unit to target wealthy property developers who bribed politicians and public officials.

Mon, 07 Mar, 2005

CAB take over €10m in tax demands from criminals

THE Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) took almost €10 million from criminals in tax demands last year, new figures show.

Tue, 30 Nov, 2004

CAB money 'must be used for devastated communities'

Dirty money seized by the Criminal Assets Bureau must be used to rebuild communities devastated by crime, it was urged today.

Wed, 20 Oct, 2004

CAB moves on homes of General’s women

THE Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) is set to move on the homes of the wife and the lover of dead crime boss Martin Cahill.

Mon, 16 Aug, 2004

Foreign crime chiefs may challenge CAB seizure of assets

LEGAL representatives for foreign crime bosses whose assets were frozen here are understood to be considering revisiting their cases following a Supreme Court judgment.

Wed, 19 May, 2004

Irish criminals head Britain’s underworld rich list

AN INVESTIGATION into Britain’s richest underworld figures has found that the richest drug dealer and smuggler are Irish.

Tue, 18 May, 2004

Redmond faces more corruption charges

GEORGE REDMOND, who will spend the next year behind bars for accepting a bribe, faces two more corruption charges at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court next year.

Sat, 20 Dec, 2003

Crime bosses setting up garages to launder cash

THE country’s top crime bosses are setting up sham backstreet garages to launder the proceeds of crime and drug trafficking.

Fri, 11 Jul, 2003

Chief legal adviser to CAB retires

THE man dubbed the Elliot Ness of Irish crime-fighting has retired as chief legal adviser to the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB).

Fri, 28 Feb, 2003

Criminal’s pad a ‘steal’ at 275,000

A CRIMINAL’S house auctioned by the Criminal Assets Bureau this week fetched almost 100,000 euro more than the guide price, it emerged yesterday.

Sat, 21 Sep, 2002

State sells drug baron’s apartment

THE State chalked down another notable success in its crackdown on drug barons yesterday when two luxurious homes owned by one of the world’s biggest cocaine traffickers were put up for auction.

Fri, 06 Sep, 2002

CAB body to be established in North

The North is to have its own version of the Criminal Assets Bureau, under legislation which will establish a counterpart to the investigative body throughout the UK.

Tue, 01 May, 2001