Irish police arrested 11 men in a cross-border operation over serious crimes, including murder and trafficking, with all remanded in custody.

Irish police arrested 11 men across Dublin, Meath, Cavan, and Monaghan between November 3 and 5, 2025, under international warrants for serious crimes including attempted murder, drug supply, kidnapping, human trafficking, and illegal immigration facilitation. The suspects are alleged to have committed offenses in multiple European countries, including Northern Ireland, Poland, and Germany. The operation, led by the Garda Extradition Unit with support from the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation, resulted in all 11 being remanded in custody before the High Court, with authorities withholding further details due to ongoing legal proceedings.