Eamon Dillon

in the morning and turn it off at 10 p.m.

And while the phone was on, he was working for him.

Well, the target of the Criminal Assets Bureau case was Gary Ward, who is described as the leader of this particular organized crime group as the terminology they always use.

And his wife, Debbie, she wasn't involved in the crime, but was aware of where the money was coming from and benefited from, I suppose, her partner's work as a drug dealer.

Are they in Galway City now or where?

The Galway City, Newcastle area where he grew up and spent most of his life, he never had a job.

There was some evidence that he might have recently started work as a courier, but there was no returns of revenue or anything like that.

So as far as they could see, he never had any kind of real legitimate income, never held a job.

And he was kind of seen as the leading light in this group.

It was basically called, it was a family group.

And two of his brothers, Declan and Michael, were also named as being leading figures in this.

And they basically were one of, I suppose, the most significant, as the word used, suppliers of heroin and cocaine in Galway City County, and then some parts of Mayo and Leitrim as well.

So they had quite a business going, yeah.

And what sort of age group are they, the brothers?

As they say, when you don't know the answer straight away, that's a good question.

Sorry, I think Gary is 37 off the top of my head.

Declan is younger and Michael is the older brother.

But it was Gary, I suppose, he was considered the leading light, you know, directing operations.

And, you know, he was...

Like, he's the main man.