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Suspected crime boss Daniel Kinahan to be returned to Ireland in high-security operation

Suspected crime boss Daniel Kinahan to be returned to Ireland in high-security operation
BBC News Sunday 09 August 2026, 08:50 UTC 1 min read
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A large-scale operation is in place as authorities prepare to extradite the suspected crime boss.

A large-scale operation is in place as authorities prepare to extradite the suspected crime boss.
Daniel Kinahan (PERSON) Ireland (LOCATION)
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