Keane gang member and wife spent €59k renovating Limerick house despite neither having jobs

Couple before Supreme Court sentence hearing on money laundering charges
Keane gang member and wife spent €59k renovating Limerick house despite neither having jobs

Warren Hehir, from Limerick, has pleaded guilty to handling cash to the value of €59,000, knowing or believing or being reckless as to whether the property was the proceeds of criminal conduct. 

A member of the Keane gang in Limerick and his wife spent €59,000 carrying out "extensive works" to a house in Garryowen, despite neither of them having a job, the Special Criminal Court has heard.

The three-judge court also heard during Monday’s sentence hearing that the couple had their wedding reception at Bunratty Castle in Clare in 2019, which was a "significant family occasion" for the Keane organised crime group.

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