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THE TRUTH ABOUT: Gerry hutch - The Untold Story

Hutch’s Dail bid ends with him running away from pandemonium at count centre

The gangland figure missed out on the last seat in the Dublin Central constituency to the Labour Party’s Marie Sherlock.

Evening Standard

Concerns over housing and immigration make for a volatile campaign in Ireland's election

Voters in Ireland go to the polls on Friday to elect a new parliament, and many are unhappy

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Is Kin based on a true story and are the Kinsellas based on a real family?

The gritty Irish crime drama has got fans questioning if it's based on a true story and if the Kinsella family really exist

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Teetotal Hutch believed to be secret investor behind Dublin pubs

Gardai believe that non-drinker Monk is earning a fortune from the bar trade

Dublin Live

Jail where Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch was held flooded with drugs since his release

Hutch is said to have introduced a 'no drugs' ban while he was held in Wheatfield Prison

Dublin Live

Former GSOC officer at centre of Gerry Hutch party probe is believed to have left Ireland

He was heading up GSOC’s investigation into the death of Detective Supt Colm Fox – who was the lead investigator into the Regency shooting

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Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch still welcome at Spanish restaurant where he was arrested

A staff member at the restaurant said they were aware that Hutch had been cleared of murder at the Regency by the Special Criminal Court in April

Dublin Live

Gerry Hutch stays away from restaurant where he was arrested but staff say he's welcome: 'We don't judge'

Staff at Limoncello tell how they've followed his trial and he's welcome to dine on their food again

Irish Mirror

Patsy Hutch pictured kissing grave of son whose murder by Kinahans sparked gangland war

He spent around 40 minutes in the cemetery in central Dublin and is understood to have visited several family graves there

Irish Mirror

Gardai quiz GSOC officers on Monk 'party' colleague

It is understood that investigating gardai have met with several GSOC staff members and interviewed them as part of the escalating probe

Dublin Live

Jonathan Dowdall's prison move may be delayed until after appeal court date

The Irish Prison Service were eager to have Dowdall moved because he is taking up too much space in Limerick Prison in the midst of an overcrowding crisis

Dublin Live

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch flees Ireland after Regency murder acquittal

Gardai were monitoring his movements at all times and had upped patrols around his property. But multiple sources have confirmed to the Irish Mirror he is now out of Ireland.

Irish Mirror

Katie Taylor gets Dublin homecoming but a shadow lingers over Irish boxing

For seven years elite boxing has been absent from Ireland after a gangland murder at a Dublin weigh-in. On Saturday it returns but uncertainty surrounds Taylor’s long-awaited first pro fight on home soil

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Irish Mirror

Hutch organised crime gang's history of murders, robberies and drugs

A Mirror investigation has established that the Hutch organised crime gang is active in Ireland, Spain and Britain

Dublin Live

Gardai believe Hutch gang could be responsible for at least nine murders

The mob is active in Ireland, Spain and Britain and has assets of as much as €20million which it amassed on the back of robberies, drug scams and property deals

Dublin Live

Patsy Hutch refuses to answer questions over alleged involvement in Regency Hotel shooting

When confronted on the streets of Dublin and asked to comment on Ms Justice Burns findings, Patsy appeared to roll his eyes, and kept on walking - without uttering a word

Dublin Live

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

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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"

Dublin Live

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

Irish Mirror

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch could get huge payout after not guilty verdict in murder case

According to a legal source, Hutch could be in line to get the big payback in costs after his acquittal following a 51-day trial.

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.

Dublin Live

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

Irish Mirror

Concern for GSOC man who partied with Gerry Hutch as he is ID'd abroad

This paper broke the story that the senior GSOC investigator had told colleagues he attended a 'welcome home' party for Hutch after he was found not guilty of the murder of David Byrne.

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