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A Dublin home linked to gang crime is auctioned after court ruled it was bought with illegal funds.
James 'Mago' Gately’s former Dublin home is set for auction on November 12 after a High Court ruled it was primarily funded by criminal proceeds.
The property, bought in 2013 for €125,000 and renovated for €440,000, was seized by the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) and later repaired under court order.
The court found the home and other assets supported an extravagant lifestyle tied to alleged gang-related crime, though Gately and his former partner Charlene Lam deny any wrongdoing.
Gately, linked to the Hutch gang and a survivor of two assassination attempts, has not worked since 2015 due to threats.
The home is listed with a guide price of €295,000, and Lam is entitled to €11,000 from the sale.
The case returns to court on November 19.
Una casa de Dublín vinculada al crimen de pandillas se subasta después de que el tribunal dictaminó que fue comprada con fondos ilegales.