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Kinahan remanded, to be represented by Belfast solicitor

The court was told a Belfast solicitor wants to come on record for Kinahan as lawyers prepare a book of evidence in the case.

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Daniel Kinahan is to be represented by a solicitor from Belfast, the Special Criminal Court has been told.

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Alleged crime gang leader Daniel Kinahan appears before court in Dublin

The 49-year-old appeared by videolink from Portlaoise Prison.

·London, United Kingdom
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The JournalThe Journal
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Daniel Kinahan appears before Special Criminal Court

Kinahan’s lawyer Mackin did not attend the court because of unexpected circumstances.

·Dublin, Ireland
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Irish ExaminerIrish Examiner
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Daniel Kinahan to appear before Special Criminal Court next week to have trial date set

Daniel Kinahan viewed Monday's proceedings via video-link from Portlaoise Prison but will be produced in-person for next week's sitting

·Cork, Ireland
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RTÉRTÉ
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Kinahan remanded, to be represented by Belfast solicitor

Daniel Kinahan is to be represented by a solicitor from Belfast, the Special Criminal Court has been told.

·Ireland
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The SunThe Sun
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Daniel Kinahan, 49, due in court in person next week after 2-minute hearing

ALLEGED crime boss Daniel Kinahan was remanded in custody after a court heard a Belfast legal firm will come on record to represent him. The...

·London, United Kingdom
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Irish TimesIrish Times
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Daniel Kinahan to appear by video-link before Special Criminal Court

Judges expected to be updated about book of evidence

·Dublin, Ireland
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Irish Times broke the news in Dublin, Ireland on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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