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Alleged crime boss Daniel Kinahan lands in Ireland after extradition from Dubai

Government jet carrying Kinahan arrived in Dublin, where he will be taken in a bomb-proof van to criminal courts of justice A decade after escaping assassination and fleeing into exile, Daniel Kinahan is back in Ireland – but it is not the homecoming he wanted. The alleged leader of the Kinahan organised crime group was extradited from Dubai in an Irish government jet on Sunday and headed to a huge security operatio…

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