Ireland Named in reporting
Annie Smith
Born 1996, from the ages reported. 5 reports across 2 cases, 13 Oct 2024 to 18 Jun 2025
Key facts
from every report naming them- Named as
- Convicted, accused
- Born
- 1996, from the ages reported
- Offences
- Money laundering
- Where
- Co. Louth
- Reporting
- 5 reports, 13 Oct 2024 to 18 Jun 2025
- Outlets
- irishmirror.ie, rte.ie, irishtimes.com
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Cases
latest first- Sentencing adjourned for three women guilty of money laundering in Dundalk Money laundering · Co. Louth
Three women, Marlena Aleksandrowicz, 29, Jade Heeney, 27, and Annie Smith, 28, pleaded guilty to money laundering offences for the Boylan organised crime group after allowing their bank or Revolut accounts to be used for payments between 2020 and 2021, with amounts ranging from €8,000 to €14,000. Keith Boylan, 30, was named in court as the group's leader and his brother Josh Boylan, 26, as second-in-command, part of a Drogheda feud with associates of Owen Maguire since 2018 that saw four murders. At Dundalk Circuit Criminal Court on 18 June 2025, Judge Dara Hayes adjourned sentencing to 30 July 2025, noting a strong possibility of imprisonment for each woman.
Convicted, 18 Jun 2025Convicted, accused · 2 reports - Rooney given suspended sentence for money laundering in Drogheda Money laundering · Co. Louth
Eight people, seven women and one man, were charged with money laundering and drugs offences in relation to the Boylan organised crime group in Drogheda, Co Louth, with offences dating from 2020 to 2024. The accused, including Michaela Fitzpatrick, 33, and Amy Rooney, 31, are alleged to have used the Revolut payment app to move money for the group. Fitzpatrick, who also faced organised crime and drug importation charges after a controlled delivery of cannabis from Thailand in January 2024, pleaded guilty and was jailed for two years at Dundalk Circuit Court in January 2026. Rooney pleaded guilty to laundering more than €34,000 and was given a two-and-a-half-year sentence, fully suspended, at the same court in May 2026. The remaining six accused are to face trial on indictment.
Sentenced, 21 Jan 2026Accused · 3 reports
Timeline
every report naming Annie Smith, newest firstEach entry shows how that report described them.
- 18 Jun2025What we learned in court about Boylan brothers' alleged role in Drogheda feudaccused, Annie Smith, 28, female, named, irish (judged from name)Annie Smith
- 18 Jun2025Brothers named in court as alleged leaders of crime groupconvicted, Annie Smith, 28, female, named, irish (judged from name)Annie Smith
- 14 Oct2024Seven charged over alleged money laundering offencesaccused, Annie Smith, 28, female, namedAnnie Smith
- 14 Oct2024Eight charged with alleged money laundering after Co Louth ‘gang activity’ investigationaccused, Annie Smith, 28, named, irish (judged from name)Annie Smith
- 13 Oct2024Eight charged with drugs, money laundering offencesaccused, Annie Smith, 28, female, named, irish (judged from name)Annie Smith
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