Ireland Named in reporting
Anthony Fitzpatrick
Born between March 1979 and March 1980, from the ages reported. 4 reports across 3 cases, 15 Nov 2022 to 8 Dec 2025
Key facts
from every report naming them- Named as
- Convicted, accused, suspect
- Born
- Between March 1979 and March 1980, from the ages reported
- Offences
- Theft, Possession of stolen property and trespass, Proceeds of crime (drug trafficking)
- Where
- Co. Longford, Co. Dublin
- Reporting
- 4 reports, 15 Nov 2022 to 8 Dec 2025
- Outlets
- longfordleader.ie, irishmirror.ie, thejournal.ie
Cases
latest first- Longford pair adjourned after guilty pleas on trespass and stolen property charges Possession of stolen property and trespass · Co. Longford
On 23 September 2024, Michaela Hanafin, 36, and Anthony Fitzpatrick were seen in a car park at the rear of the Department of Social Protection in Mullingar, where Fitzpatrick was holding a pink handbag identified as stolen and belonging to an injured woman. Hanafin was charged with possession of stolen property dated 12 September 2024 and trespass, while Fitzpatrick was charged with trespass. Both pleaded guilty to the trespass charge at Longford District Court, where they admitted drug use in a camera blackspot. Judge Owens adjourned Hanafin's case to 3 March, noting a possible application of section 1(2) of the Probation Act.
In court, 8 Dec 2025Accused · 1 report - Longford man given suspended sentence for theft from Aldi Theft · Co. Longford
On 22 April 2024, Anthony Fitzpatrick (45), a man from Mornin, Moydow, County Longford, allegedly concealed goods valued at €30.59 at the Aldi store on Killashee Road in Longford and left without paying. He was captured on CCTV and stopped by security staff before gardaí were alerted. He pleaded guilty at the local district court and was given an eight-month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months and subject to Probation Services supervision, as reported in March 2025 (28 March in the article metadata, 29 March in its text).
Sentenced, 28 Mar 2025Convicted · 1 report - High Court orders sale of Saggart house seized as drug-trafficking proceeds Proceeds of crime (drug trafficking) · Co. Dublin
The Criminal Assets Bureau alleged that Daniel Kinahan, a man aged 44, and Thomas Kavanagh, a man aged 53, gave Jim Mansfield Jnr, a man aged 54, two suitcases containing €4.5 million in cash on Good Friday 2009 to be invested in property for the Kinahan group. When the Mansfield business entered receivership during the financial crash, the deal collapsed and the five-bedroom house at 10 Coldwater Lakes, Saggart, south Dublin, was handed over to the Kinahan gang around 2014. The Mansfield brothers consented to waiving their claims, Kavanagh was served at Belmarsh Prison in England, and Kinahan was served at two addresses in Dubai. On 13 October 2022, the High Court ruled the property was proceeds of drug-trafficking crime, and on 15 November 2022, Mr Justice MacGrath appointed Kevin McMeel as receiver to sell the house on the open market.
In court, 12 Mar 2022Suspect · 2 reports
Timeline
every report naming Anthony Fitzpatrick, newest firstEach entry shows how that report described them.
- 8 Dec2025Longford pair in court on trespass and theft charges had little recollection of offencesaccused, Anthony Fitzpatrick, male, named, irish (judged from name)Anthony Fitzpatrick
- 28 Mar2025Longford man receives suspended sentence for theft at retail storeconvicted, Anthony Fitzpatrick, 45, male, named, irish (judged from name)Anthony Fitzpatrick
- 15 Nov2022Court approval to sell mansion seized by CAB from Daniel Kinahan - for €800ksuspect, Anthony Fitzpatrick, male, named, irish (judged from name)Anthony Fitzpatrick
- 15 Nov2022CAB receiver to take control of west Dublin mansion 'effectively owned' by Daniel Kinahansuspect, Anthony Fitzpatrick, male, named, irish (judged from name)Anthony Fitzpatrick
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