Sentences totalling 19 years for three men guilty of taking part in Kinahan gang murder plot

Three men have received sentences totalling 19 years at the Special Criminal Court for taking part in a Kinahan cartel plan to kill a member of the Hutch family in Dublin's north inner city.
Sentences totalling 19 years for three men guilty of taking part in Kinahan gang murder plot
Mon, 29 Jun, 2020 - 14:01
Alison O’Riordan

Michael Burns, 43, was jailed for nine years whilst Stephen Curtis, 32, and Ciaran O'Driscoll, 25, were both sentenced to five years in prison.
Michael Burns, 43, was jailed for nine years whilst Stephen Curtis, 32, and Ciaran O'Driscoll, 25, were both sentenced to five years in prison.

Three men have received sentences totalling 19 years at the Special Criminal Court for taking part in a Kinahan cartel plan to kill a member of the Hutch family in Dublin's north inner city.

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CourtsPlace: DublinPlace: Champions AvenuePlace: Avondale House, Cumberland Street, Dublin 1Place: Bellman's Walk, Seville Place, Dublin 1Person: Hutch familyPerson: HutchPerson: Michael BurnsPerson: Stephen CurtisPerson: Ciaran O'DriscollPerson: Patrick "Patsy" HutchPerson: BurnsPerson: Tony HuntPerson: Burns'Person: CurtisPerson: HuntPerson: O'DriscollPerson: MROrganisation: KinahanOrganisation: Special Criminal CourtOrganisation: Kinahan cartelOrganisation: Kinahan gangOrganisation: Hutch
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