Ireland Crime

Only the headline is available; the article body is a template placeholder. It reports a Prime Time special on the DJ Carey fraud case and that he was jailed.

Reports the sentence of five and a half years, the four-year and consecutive one-and-a-half-year terms, the amounts defrauded and repaid, the guilty plea and the mitigation presented.

Reports the sentence: five and a half years' jail for 10 counts of fraud, the court's headline sentence and reductions, Judge Nolan's remarks, and the amount Carey gained (about 343,000).

The article body is empty; only the headline gives the sentence. It matches existing case 4713 at the sentencing stage.

Reports the sentencing of DJ Carey: effective 5½ years, headline sentence of eight to 10 years, and details of the victims, repayments and the Garda investigation.

Reports the sentence: four years on count 2 and 18 months on count 3, to be served consecutively, with the judge's mitigating factors and the sums involved (nearly €400,000, over €44,000 repaid).

Reports the sentence: four years for count 2 and 18 months for count 3, to be served consecutively, totalling five and a half years. Adds the judge's remarks on mitigation, Carey's guilty plea and cooperation with gardaí, and that his sentencing had been adjourned from Wednesday because he was in hospital.

Adds the sentencing-stage hearing details: guilty pleas to 10 counts with 10 more taken into consideration, total sums defrauded (€394,127 and $13,000, with €44,200 repaid), the judge's remand to Monday and warning of custody, victim impact statements (including Denis O'Brien's €125,182 loss), the defence submissions, and the 2014 to 2022 indictment period.

Reports the 31 October 2025 remand hearing ahead of sentencing on Monday, the court's account of how gardaí were alerted, and the €125,182 and $13,000 given by Denis O’Brien.

Reports the 31 October 2025 sentencing hearing: Carey was remanded in custody pending sentence on Monday, the judge indicated a custodial sentence, and the article adds the Seattle cancer claims, the Denis O'Brien losses and a victim impact statement.

Sentencing hearing details, victim impact statements from Denis O'Brien and Thomas Butler, background on the Garda investigation that began in summer 2022, and Carey's admission that he invented the cancer story in 2012 to buy time over an AIB debt.

Reports that Carey pleaded guilty to 10 charges under Section 6 of the Criminal Justice (Theft and Fraud Offences) Act at the Central Criminal Court on 2 July, that he was remanded in custody pending sentence, that sentencing was adjourned to next Monday at 1pm, and that the total defrauded from 22 victims was €395,127.

Reports that Carey was remanded in custody and will be sentenced at 1pm on Monday after the judge said a custodial sentence was inevitable. Adds the sentencing delay due to hospital treatment, the maximum penalty, and the sums involved (nearly €400,000, with over €44,000 repaid) and details of named victims.

Adds that Carey was remanded in custody, that the judge said a custodial sentence was inevitable, that sentencing was set for 1pm on Monday after an earlier date was adjourned because he was in hospital, and that a psychological assessment was requested. Also adds the victims and amounts heard in court.

Reports the pre-sentence hearing on 31 October 2025: the judge says a custodial sentence is inevitable and will impose it on Monday. Adds the amounts involved, victim impact statements, the defence plea and the maximum penalty. Carey pleaded guilty in July, and further counts are taken into consideration.

Follow-up on the sentencing hearing. Carey had been expected in court on Wednesday but was in hospital. He pleaded guilty to 10 counts at a sitting last July, on the day his trial was due to begin. The article does not report the sentence.

Reports DJ Carey's arrival in court for sentencing. The body text is website template code, so the only facts come from the headline.

Sentencing hearing is set for today after a postponement on Wednesday, when a medical certificate said Carey was unfit to attend. The article gives the plea as made at a court sitting last July and says the 10 counts involved 13 complainants.

Sentencing was adjourned to Friday after Carey failed to appear. He was reported to be in Portiuncula University Hospital awaiting a bed, and gardaí contacted the hospital and sought to verify his medical note.

Reports that Carey is in hospital and was due to appear at around 11am, that his lawyers said he did not have cancer but had significant health issues, that a psychological assessment was requested before sentencing, and names further people who made payments to him.

Sentencing hearing at the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court postponed to Friday after the court was told Carey is in hospital. Defence has requested a psychological assessment before sentencing.

Sentencing hearing postponed on 29 October 2025 after a medical certificate said Carey is in hospital in Galway and unfit to attend. The case has been put back pending further details. Carey had earlier pleaded guilty to 10 counts of fraud.

Preview of the sentencing hearing set for 29 October 2025. Confirms the 10 guilty-plea counts involved 13 complainants, the trial had been expected to call about 28 witnesses, and the sentencing hearing is expected to take 90 minutes.

First report of DJ Carey's guilty plea to 10 deception charges (with 10 more taken into account) at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on 2 July 2025.

Reports the guilty plea on 2 July 2025, the day the trial was due to begin, and the sentencing date of 29 October. Adds that the 10 counts involved 13 complainants, and that Carey's counsel said he has significant health issues.

Reports the guilty pleas on 2 July 2025, names 11 of the 13 complainants, notes one count struck out and two false instrument counts taken into consideration, and sets sentencing for 29 October with a psychological report and legal aid.

Reports the guilty pleas entered on 2 July 2025 to 10 counts, the 13 complainants, the scope of the indictment, the remaining counts, and the sentencing hearing date.

Reports Carey's guilty plea to 10 charges on the opening day of the trial before Ms. Justice Patricia Ryan, and that sentencing is set for 29 October.

Provides the full list of named victims and date ranges for each deception charge, identifies the presiding judge (Ms Justice Patricia Ryan), the defence counsel (Colman Cody SC) and prosecution counsel (Dominic McGinn SC), notes the State's request for nolle prosequi on one charge, and records the sentencing date of 29 October.

Headline-only item reporting DJ Carey's guilty plea. The body text is template code with no article content. Matches existing case 1397 (guilty plea, 2 July 2025).

Follows the 29 September 2023 charges already on file (21 fraud and forgery charges). Adds that the trial is expected to start today and last three to four weeks, and that Carey denies all charges. A 'breaking news' banner in the article says he pleaded guilty, but the article body says he denies all charges, so the body is treated as the account of the trial's status.

Reports a court appearance in November 2023 where Carey denies all charges and a trial date of July 2, 2025 is set. Adds the trial length estimate, the bail variation request and the remand on continuing bail. Does not state the offence dates.

Reports that a trial date was set for the 21 fraud and forgery charges against DJ Carey. The available text is only the headline, so no date or court is given.

Reports that a trial date of 2 July 2025 was set at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, that the trial is expected to last three to four weeks, and that bail conditions were varied to allow him to sign on at a different garda station. No matching existing case.

Reports the accused's not-guilty position, the trial date of July 2, 2025, the expected trial length, the specific charge breakdown (19 counts of dishonestly inducing payment and 2 counts of using a false instrument), and a bail variation to sign on at a different garda station.

Reports a court appearance on 3 November 2023 in the existing fraud case, where Carey had not yet replied to or pleaded to the charges. It also gives the wording of the charges and the statute cited.

Reports the District Court appearance on charges of 21 fraud offences, the bail conditions, and the transfer of the case to the Circuit Criminal Court. The alleged offences are dated between unknown dates in 2021 and 2022, and one charge cites January 1st, 2014 to September 18th, 2022.

Reports the first court appearance: 21 fraud and forgery charges (19 under Section 6 and two under Section 26 of the Criminal Justice (Theft and Fraud Offences) Act 2001), no reply, bail granted, and sent forward for trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Reports the initial court appearance and charges at Blanchardstown District Court on 29 September 2023, including 19 charges under Section 6 and two under Section 26 of the Criminal Justice (Theft and Fraud Offences) Act 2001, the arrest, legal aid, bail and the next court date.

First court appearance report: 21 fraud charges against 25 people and two false-instrument charges, with bail and a trial date at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court. The case already exists in the list at later stages, and existing record 904 also covers this same prosecution.

Garda press release announcing a charge for alleged fraud offences and the court date. No name, location or incident date is given, and it does not match any existing case.

First report of the charges against DJ Carey, his court appearance, bail conditions, free legal aid, and the list of alleged victims and date ranges.

The article body is empty; only the headline is available. It reports charges of multiple counts of fraud and forgery, an earlier stage than the convictions in the existing case. The offence wording differs from the existing case, which describes deception charges.

Reports the charging of DJ Carey at Blanchardstown District Court with 21 fraud-related offences, the statutory basis of the charges, and that he made no reply and has not yet entered pleas. The charges are dated on unknown dates at unknown locations.

First report of the arrest; details the alleged fraud involving claims of cancer treatment, the involvement of Denis O'Brien, and the Section 6 charge under the Criminal Justice (Theft and Fraud Offences) Act 2001.

Provides detail on the investigation: Gardaí have found no evidence of cancer, are checking with US hospital authorities, the suspect was seen golfing in Ireland and on holiday in Mauritius while supposedly in treatment, and charges are expected within several weeks.

First report of the arrest and details of the fraud investigation, including the method of alleged deception and involvement of the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau.