Episode 940: Ian 'Mad Dog' Maloney - the gangster turned poet 'haunted' by gun attack guilt
26 March - 23 minsHe's a former gangster who has told a court that he's turned his back on a life of crime after confessing to a gun attack.
Now, Ian Maloney, who was once nicknamed 'Mad Dog', faces a final stretch in jail after admitting his role in a shooting incident at a rival's home.
Nicola speaks with Niall Donald about Maloney and his road to Damascus, which has seen him become a published poet and a charity fundraiser.
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28 mins
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Episode 1094: Q&A - Killer Brian Meehan's big prison day out and the mushroom murder trial
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30 mins
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Episode 1093: Who are Stephen, Danny, and Sandra Vaughan?
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19 mins
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Episode 1092: Hezbollah and Kinahans funded €157 million cocaine ship
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21 mins
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Episode 1091: John George murder fallout, Steven Gerrard's grandchild & Crime World's film debut
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42 mins
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Episode 1090: What happens when CAB seize your assets under its new rules?
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31 mins
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