Watch: The moment Limerick criminal Ger Dundon was caught in UK blackmail plot

Ger Dundon, who has changed his name to Darren McLean by deed poll, was described by the British judge as "a committed career criminal" and a “gangland enforcer”.
Convicted Limerick gangland criminal Ger Dundon, pictured in May 2014.

Convicted Limerick gangland criminal Ger Dundon, pictured in May 2014.

Limerick criminal Ger Dundon has been jailed for 10 years in the UK for his role in a plot to blackmail two brothers.

Dundon, who has changed his name to Darren McLean by deed poll, was sentenced at Wood Green Crown Court in London after what Staffordshire Police said was an “extensive investigation”.

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