Raids see 11 held in money lending probe

Gardaí are questioning 11 people about unlawful money-lending following early morning raids on business premises and private homes in Clare.

Raids see 11 held in money lending probe
Wed, 04 Dec, 2013 - 00:00
Pat Flynn

The planned searches in Kilrush were carried out as part of an ongoing investigation.

Gardaí carried out the co-ordinated raids from 7am as part of Operation Payday.

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