Eamon Dillon

you know, heard from the Cab Council that, you know, while other people are named, that all the various, the property, certainly in her case, was in the control of Jamie Gagan.

I mean, yeah, so as part of the raid on Brad White's house where he lived, there was Charmaine, this and Sylvan Avenue in Kingswood and Tala.

So there was a search in July 2021 and there was quite an array.

So there was, you know, a man and woman's Rolex watch, which were valued at 7,800 and 3,000.

There was things like a pair of Valentino Garavani men's trainers, a pair of Alexander McQueen men's trainers, Louboutin trainers, Louboutin ladies and men's sandals, ladies Gucci Espradrilles.

What's an Espradrille?

I don't know because I asked Dini Smith how to pronounce the next one, which is the Balenciaga ladies trainers.

Balenciaga, isn't it?

Balenciaga.

Well, that's the way I phonetically wrote it down.

The fake ones, so they're well worth it.

And of course, there was the almost ever-present Canada Goose men's jacket, Moncler jackets and a Louis Vuitton bag.

So, I mean, this isn't the first time we've seen a list of similar

I suppose items is about 11 and a half grand's worth.

The VW Golf then that was also taken as well from Charmaine was worth about 24,000.

But I suppose the point in it, like Brad White certainly, you know, like we'd already kind of spoken before about Jamie Gagan and was described as the leading like drug dealer in West Dublin in that kind of Clondalkin area.

And White was identified as a high-ranking member of an organized crime gang who controlled the supply of drugs using violence and intimidation to ensure that drugs debts were repaid.

And again, direct links to a leading member of the family mob, who we know have been described as basically they've taken over from the Kinnahans in terms of their operations within Ireland.

They're by far seen as the biggest organized crime gang.

Yeah, and it was mentioned about Gagan before, about, you know, using teenagers, someone as young as 15, that were selling the drugs.