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Limerick crime boss Christy Keane's confidant Dermot 'Plum' McManus had €50k stashed in socks and jacket while claiming disability - Vimarsana News

Limerick crime boss Christy Keane's confidant Dermot 'Plum' McManus had €50k stashed in socks and jacket while claiming disability

A man described a trusted confidant of crime boss Christy Keane who was claiming disability allowance had stashed tens of thousands in crime cash inside his socks and a jacket.

Limerick man on Disability Allowance stashed crime cash in socks and jacket - Vimarsana News

Limerick man on Disability Allowance stashed crime cash in socks and jacket

A LIMERICK man who was claiming Disability Allowance and who had no history of paying tax, stashed tens of thousands in crime cash inside his socks and a j...

Dermot McManus: Close confidant of Limerick gang boss Christy Keane had €50,000 in house - Vimarsana News

Dermot McManus: Close confidant of Limerick gang boss Christy Keane had €50,000 in house

This is the man described as a close confidant of the infamous Limerick gang boss Christy Keane who had almost €50,000 hidden in his house.

Dermot McManus: Close confidant of Limerick gang boss Christy Keane had €50,000 in house - Vimarsana News

Dermot McManus: Close confidant of Limerick gang boss Christy Keane had €50,000 in house

This is the man described as a close confidant of the infamous Limerick gang boss Christy Keane who had almost €50,000 hidden in his house.

The glamorous couple who laundered €60k in 'dirty cash' linked to Limerick crime gang - Vimarsana News

The glamorous couple who laundered €60k in 'dirty cash' linked to Limerick crime gang

Here is the glamorous couple who this week who admitted laundering almost €60,000 in dirty cash linked to one of Limerick’s most notorious crime gangs.