Ken Foy

So that's...

But I suppose after the clash of the clans event and that shooting at the Regency Hotel where Daniel Kinahan escaped with his life, where David Byrne was murdered, where videos went out across the world of this kind of terrorist style attack on a boxing event.

Instead of pulling back after that and maybe just putting his head down, Kinahan dusts himself down.

He gets straight back to business.

And in fact, he becomes absolutely intent on sending a message to those who tried to kill him.

Nothing was getting in the way of his master plan and he was still very much focused on boxing.

In the next part of this, we are going to discuss that relentless pursuit to dominate the boxing world.

Because again, it's very important to kind of look back before you can see exactly where this guy was during that phone call with you.

and the significance of that phone call and what he was trying to do and a bit of a look into his psyche.

So we will come back in part two for business as usual.

You have been listening to Daniel Kinahan, King of Spin, a Crime World four-part series.

Our thanks to Ken Foy.

Produced by Ian Mullaney, assistant producers Chloe McPolin and Nasa Komiski.

Written by Jenny Friel.

Written and edited by me, Nicola Tallent.

Very much so.

There was, Niall, there was three properties destroyed

damaged on four cars, albeit not the most probably serious damage that we'd be aware of, but it's from shrapnel.

The grenade, which was believed to be in control of people, young, probably teenagers, who would have really had no idea how to handle such a dangerous weapon.

It was thrown basically on the ground and the damage that was caused to the vehicles and housed the homes