Crime journalist Paul Williams has named in court the people he believes killed gangland figure Marlo Hyland and plumber Anthony Campbell.

THERE were no floods, forked-lightning, hellfires or seismic shifts.

Two men have been found guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court of conspiracy to possess drugs three years ago.

A man on trial for conspiracy to possess drugs has claimed he dropped a car, in which a large amount of drugs was later found, off at a west Dublin car park as a favour for “Mr Martin Hyland”.

A forensic scientist has told a jury at the trial of two men accused of conspiracy to possess drugs that there is “strong support” to show that one of the men had been in contact with a car containing a large amount of drugs.

A jury at the trial of two men accused of conspiracy to possess drugs have heard allegations that a car containing the accused men changed direction after seeing a large number of gardaí in a west Dublin car park.

Two men have gone on trial accused of conspiracy to possess three quarters of a ton of cannabis resin in west Dublin.

BOBBY POWER, one of the legends of Irish cycling, will be back on the bike on Sunday for the Lacey Cup in Tralee — a race he won back in 1975.

A man who was arrested recently while in possession of a heavy-duty handgun has had his bail on this matter upheld at a vacation sitting of Dublin Circuit Criminal Court after he claimed he had been offered it for self defence following threats against his life.

NEWCASTLE WEST’S business community last night warned of the anger, fear and frustration running high in the area over the Castlemahon Food Products’ liquidation decision.

PAT SMULLEN enjoyed his trip to Ballinrobe last night, notching a double on Piltown and Reside.

IT was celebrations all round, yesterday, for a group of Kerry anglers who helped save a swan’s nest from rising flood waters during recent torrential rain.

MALCOLM ELLIOTT, the doyen of British sprinters, finally achieved his stage victory when he won the big bunch sprint into Millstreet yesterday.

THE search for an Irish schoolboy missing from care in Britain has been extended to the Republic on the belief that he may have travelled here to try to track down relatives.