Convicted Killer Pleads Guilty to Money Laundering

Convicted killer who never had job spent €100k on 'grandiose' home renovation

£3,900 of sterling and €4,000 were found in a sock drawer of the bedroom during a Garda search of the man's house

Limerick killer spent €100,000 on ‘grandiose’ renovations to family home, court told

A convicted killer previously jailed for “feud related” offences, who has never had a job, spent €100,000 carrying out “grandiose” renovations on his family home in Limerick, a court has heard.

Convicted killer spent €100k on 'grandiose' renovations to Limerick home, court hears

A sentencing hearing for Richard Treacy (36) of Downey St, Garryowen, heard on Monday that the house where the defendant lived with his partner and two children was purchased by another in 2014, and various renovation works were carried out over a number of years.

Limerick crime family member not living in a 'palatial home', money laundering trial told

Richard Treacy had now been nine years 'trouble-free' and was a committed father who was very active in his children’s lives, the court heard

Convicted killer used €100,000 of criminal earnings to finance renovations of his Limerick home

The Special Criminal Court heard that Richard Treacy (36), was involved in a feud in the city – he served six years for the manslaughter of another man.

Convicted killer pleads guilty to money laundering

A convicted killer with no legitimate income who was also involved in the Limerick gang feuds spent over €100,000 renovating his home in Limerick.