Criminal Assets Bureau

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The Criminal Assets Bureau, supported by our partners at Europol's European Cybercrime Centre, confirm the seizure of a ...
02/07/2026

The Criminal Assets Bureau, supported by our partners at Europol's European Cybercrime Centre, confirm the seizure of a further 500 BTC, current valuation of approximately €27 million. This brings to a total of 1500 BTC representing the proceeds of crime seized by the Bureau in 2026.

Europol hosted operational meetings at its headquarters in The Hague, the Netherlands and provided critical support to Bureau investigators and analysts with the provision of highly complex technical expertise and decryption resources vital to the success of the operation.

The Bureau has no further comment to make at this time.

Today marks 30 years since the death of Veronica Guerin, an Irish investigative journalist who shone a bright light on o...
26/06/2026

Today marks 30 years since the death of Veronica Guerin, an Irish investigative journalist who shone a bright light on organised crime in Ireland. We also remember in a special way Detective Garda Jerry McCabe, who 30 years ago on the 7th June last, lost his life in the line of duty.

The establishment of the Criminal Assets Bureau was a direct and lasting response to circumstances surrounding their deaths and we are fortunate to be able to continue a long legacy of success in their name.

While our thoughts are very much with the families of both Veronica Guerin and Jerry McCabe today, the Criminal Assets Bureau has never been more committed to ensuring that no criminal will continue to enjoy the proceeds of their crimes.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a n-anamacha dílse.

19/05/2026

Further to our post of the 24th March 2026, the Criminal Assets Bureau can confirm that an additional 500 BTC have been secured.

The Bureau has no further comment to make at this time.

15/04/2026

Today's Proceeds of Crime List in the High Court is available via the link below:

24/03/2026

The Criminal Assets Bureau, supported by our partners at Europol's European Cybercrime Centre, confirm the seizure of approximately 30 million EUR in cryptocurrency.

The Criminal Assets Bureau in collaboration with Europol gained access to and seized a cryptocurrency wallet containing 500 bitcoins, which are the proceeds of crime.

Europol hosted operational meetings at its headquarters in The Hague, the Netherlands and provided critical support to Bureau investigators and analysts with the provision of highly complex technical expertise and decryption resources vital to the success of the operation.

The Bureau has no further comment to make at this time.

Busy week for the Bureau, in the past 24 hours...4 properties deemed the proceeds of crime have been auctioned on behalf...
26/02/2026

Busy week for the Bureau, in the past 24 hours...

4 properties deemed the proceeds of crime have been auctioned on behalf of the Criminal Assets Bureau, realising in excess of €1million.

These properties were located in Dublin, Waterford & Limerick x 2. Additionally, a property located in Tipperary was also taken possession of and will be auctioned in the future.

These forfeitures and sales are a real and tangible example to the local community of the Bureau fulfilling its objective of denying and depriving criminals of the proceeds of crime.

The continued support of local Gardaí and citizens is greatly appreciated by the Bureau.

17/12/2025

The last Proceeds of Crime List for 2025 in the High Court today, Wednesday 17 December 2025 is available via the link below -

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