Nicola Tallent

We've got an indication of how much that costs when last year, I think it was, or the year before, I was in London at the Old Bailey and Bamar Kavanagh was up on charges.

And the judge actually described that him coming to court...

to the Old Bailey, the security around that cost £30,000, darling, per day.

So the extradition process is in train as such.

We know nothing that happens in the UAE because it's not an open system.

You can't send a journalist around to kind of cover any mentions or anything like that.

You just know when the person's on the way home.

Now, if you look at Sean McGovern as number two, who's gone before him, there was an eight month wait between his arrest and his extradition as he fought that arrest.

I would say that we can have the time of that.

So you're looking at four to six months before Kinahan is on a plane or before we send our own, you know, I think we sent one of the military aircrafts out to collect, to collect McGovern.

It'll probably be the same.

So that's the sort of timeline I think I'm looking at.

I don't think it's going to happen any quicker.

He will fight it.

There's absolutely no way somebody like him is going to roll over and just, you know, make his way back here to Ireland to face trial and the kind of charges that he's looking at.

So that's next.

And I think trial-wise, you're probably into next year.

You know, it does take a while.

There'll have to be a book of evidence given to him.

He will have to be afforded the time to allow his defence, you know, make their case as well.