Eimear Rabbitt

Ja tietenkin kaikki tietävät, että kun sinut järjestetään rauhallisessa tapauksessa, niin sinut jätetään todella huonolliselle rauhallisuudelle, joten hän pitäisi olla vahvistettu rauhallisessa tapauksessa. Ja tietenkin kaikissa seksuaalisissa rauhallisissa tapauksissa henkilökohtaiset käsitykset ovat todella tärkeitä. Ehdottomasti. Olemme takaisin siitä, kun kuulemme enemmän sopimusta. Kiitos paljon. Kiitos.

Gangster-turned-poet Mad Dog Maloney's €10,000 compo windfall, Kinnahan Lieutenant Liam Byrne reappears on social media and a case taken by crash worker Sinead Warren against the Gardaí.

Today I'm speaking to Eimear Rabbit about the stories that attracted eyes on crimeworld.com this week.

I'm Niall Donald and this is Crimeworld, a podcast from crimeworld.com.

So it's been another busy week, Eimear, on crimeworld.com and the good, the bad and the ugly, all people showing interest in them all.

But going through some of the stories that have really made the news this week, there's obviously the big Mike Gain investigation and somebody brought to court.

But sometimes it's the other kind of littler stories.

smaller issue.

Well, it's probably not.

There is a Luke Littler who's a darts player, but Littler is not a word.

Even smaller.

We should cut that out because my dignity is under threat now.

Well, maybe I'm getting confused because we're going to talk about a guy called Nathan Biggie Little.

at a later point.

So that'll be a good save into there.

But one of the stories that did really well, it's either an old friend or an old foe of the paper, depending on your perspective, Ian Mad Dog Maloney.

Yes.

And he was back in, like...

Have you ever taken a compo claim, Eimear?

10,000, which is a relatively modest amount.