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State objects The Monk's bid to have his estimated €400,000 legal costs paid for

Sean Gillane SC for the prosecution, said the application by Hutch is being opposed

Dublin Live

The State set to oppose Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch's bid to claw back €400,000 Regency Trial legal fees

The application will be heard on Friday, when two long-time friends of the Hutch family convicted of acting as getaway drivers during the notorious hotel attack in 2016 will be sentenced

Irish Mirror

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch in bid to force State to pay €400,000 legal fees he forked out to win murder case

“It’s a huge amount of money but he is entitled to seek his costs because he in effect won his case when the court acquitted him"

Irish Mirror

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Gerry Hutch to launch bid to get State to pay up to €400,000 in huge payout after not guilty verdict

According to a legal source, Hutch could be in line to get the big payback in costs after his acquittal following a 52-day trial

Dublin Live

'ISIS bride' Lisa Smith to walk free 'in weeks' after getting early release for good behaviour

Ex soldier Smith, 41, was jailed for 15 months at the Special Criminal Court last July and is serving out the last days of her sentence.

Irish Mirror

Gerry Hutch became prison chef and had handmade sign as source reveals what was on the menu

Sources have revealed he took on the role of a chef, with a handmade sign made by other lags which read: 'Gerry’s Deli'. When there was leftover spuds, he cooked up fried potatoes for the lads while he also put together cheese, tomato and onion toasties.

Irish Mirror

Gerry Hutch made toasties and fried spuds for fellow inmates in prison

The Monk spent 19 months behind bars in Dublin's Wheatfield Prison before he was acquitted the murder of Kinahan enforcer David Byrne

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Man who stunned Regency Trial with evidence about getaway driver insists he did not lie to the court

Peter Tyrell stunned the court late into the trial of Jason Bonney when he took the standr claiming that he saw the accused man’s father Willie driving the BMW X5 jeep alleged to have been used to help the hit team escape - minutes after the murder

Irish Mirror

Politician warns that Ireland's most evil will walk the streets free if nation doesn't keep Special Criminal Court

Louth deputy Fergus O Dowd of Fine Gael also urged Sinn Fein to change its position and support the non-jury court

Irish Mirror

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch could soon be with Irish tourists in holiday hotspot as gardaí expect him to disappear

He will have no problem getting back to the island since he has never come to the attention of the local Spanish police

Irish Mirror

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch may never face fresh charges over Regency hotel shooting

Hutch, 60, walked free from the Special Criminal Court on Monday after he was acquitted of murdering the 34-year-old Kinahan cartel lieutenant

Dublin Live

Gerry Hutch may NEVER face new Regency attack charge, with case against The Monk now ‘dead in the water'

Exclusive: Hutch, 60, walked free from the Special Criminal Court on Monday after he was acquitted of murdering the 34-year-old Kinahan cartel lieutenant.

Irish Mirror

Fine Gael TDs quiz Mary Lou McDonald on her relationship with Jonathan Dowdall

Dowdall, a former Sinn Féin councillor and a convicted criminal, acted as a State witness in the trial of Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch.

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar: SF not ‘guilty by association’ with Dowdall but should back court

The Taoiseach called on the party to vote to renew the Special Criminal Court in June instead of abstaining.

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Gardaí renew appeal for information on Regency shooting after Gerry Hutch walks free from court

Gardaí say investigators “remain convinced” there are still people with information who have not contacted Gardaí

Irish Mirror

Tight security at 'trial of the century' ends as Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch strolls out of court a free man

Traffic had stopped at times, some pulling down their windows to celebrate with one shouting: "Go on Gerry."

Irish Mirror

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch 'so confident he will be found not guilty' in Regency trial he has flights booked to Spain

‘The Monk’ believes he will walk out the doors of the Special Criminal Court a free man

Irish Mirror

Key sites in Dublin that tell story of State's case against Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch with Regency trial verdict days away

Next Monday is D-Day as the Special Criminal Court delivers it Regency shooting trial verdict

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Video shows carnage as cops shot raiding home allegedly linked to gang sending drugs to Ireland in post

The Irish Mirror has learned that the four Guardia Civil officers were shot as they tried to enter a house near Alicante last week as part of the probe into criminals sending drugs to Ireland

Irish Mirror

Kinahan cartel manager Douglas 'Oscar' Glynn jailed for managing 'industrial scale' drugs warehouse

Mr Justice Tony Hunt said the case was a good example of how higher level members of the criminal organisation use "coal-face" operatives as "cannon fodder"

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