Hutch would be happy 'with just a few quid under the radar', trial hears

Special Criminal Court heard final 45 minutes of a 10-hour audio recording of conversations between Gerry Hutch and Jonathan Dowdall
A prison van under Garda escort arrives at the Special Criminal Court for the trial of Gerry Hutch, for the murder of Gerry Hutch. Picture: Collins Courts

A prison van under Garda escort arrives at the Special Criminal Court for the trial of Gerry Hutch, for the murder of Gerry Hutch. Picture: Collins Courts

The Special Criminal Court has heard a recording of Regency Hotel murder accused Gerard 'The Monk' Hutch tell  former Sinn Féin councillor Jonathan Dowdall that the Kinahan cartel want "to be the biggest gang in Europe".

The court also heard Mr Hutch agreed with Dowdall when asked if he would be happy "with just a few quid under the radar", with the accused adding he doesn't want "hundreds of millions".

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