International money laundering investigation into Kinahan assets ↗
Front page leadAn international investigation into money laundering has been launched targeting assets linked to the Kinahan cartel.
Ireland
The Irish Times front page features a prominent story on an international money laundering investigation into Kinahan cartel assets. Other top stories include concerns over a childcare shortage in Limerick, a disgraced solicitor performing community service, and a Donegal football star's death in…
An international investigation into money laundering has been launched targeting assets linked to the Kinahan cartel.
The state has expressed concerns regarding the planned closure of a creche in Limerick, highlighting a broader childcare shortage.
Michael Lynn, a former solicitor, is carrying out community service as an alternative to detention.
James McHugh, a former All-Ireland winning Donegal football star, has died in a road crash.
This story examines the potential consequences for Daniel Kinahan's family and associates following recent developments.
A guide to recommended restaurants suitable for special occasions.
A report highlighting the difficulties faced by parents in finding childcare, with personal accounts from those affected.
Columnist Fintan O'Toole proposes a new approach for the government, urging for greater transparency.
Rescue operations are ongoing in Colombia following a significant earthquake that has resulted in over 160 fatalities.
Advice on estate planning and wills to prevent disputes among family members after death.
A report indicates that a high percentage of drivers in Dublin's Phoenix Park exceed the speed limit, causing issues for visitors.
A personal account of the challenges and reflections of someone who moved to Ireland.