The Gardaí in Ireland are confident about their prospects of apprehending members of the Kinahan cartel, including its leaders. This confidence is bolstered by recent international cooperation and significant advancements in legal and diplomatic efforts.

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris and other senior officials have been actively working with international law enforcement agencies, particularly in the United Arab Emirates, where many of the cartel's leaders, including Daniel Kinahan, are believed to reside. The Gardaí have expanded their network of international liaison offices, which now include locations in the US, South America, and the Middle East, to facilitate these efforts.

A crucial development has been the submission of a comprehensive file to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) in Ireland, which presents strong evidence to prosecute Daniel Kinahan for the murder of Eddie Hutch. This step is seen as pivotal in securing an extradition warrant. Despite the lack of a formal extradition treaty between Ireland and the UAE, recent cases where the UAE has extradited criminals to other countries give the Gardaí optimism about a similar outcome for Kinahan​

Additionally, the US government's sanctions against senior Kinahan cartel members and the $5 million reward for information leading to their arrest underscore the international commitment to dismantling the cartel. This support is crucial as the Gardaí continue to pursue justice and bring the cartel leaders to trial​.

In this episode, we hear from the Irish government who is singing that very tune as they say the screws are tightening on the Kinahan cartel and that the full court press that we see around the world that is directed at the cartel will pay off.

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Kinahan cartel: Top Irish cop says senior members ‘will be brought to justice’ - SundayWorld.com