Extradited woman charged in relation to 2017 gangland feud murder of Jamie Tighe Ennis

"Jamie Tighe Ennis (24), of Timberhill Apartments, Artane, was shot in the head at Moatview Avenue, Priorswood, on October 28, 2017. Ciara Nolan, with an address in Birmingham, England, but originally from Artane, was extradited on Wednesday. She appeared before Judge Treasa Kelly at Dublin District Court yesterday, charged with facilitating a criminal organisation in the commission of the murder of Mr Tighe Ennis between October 27 and 28, 2017."

"Detective Sergeant Domhnall O'Connell told Judge Kelly that Ms Nolan was arrested at Dublin Airport at 5.40pm and "made no reply" when charged an hour-and-a-half later. Det Sgt O'Connell said that because the case related to a criminal organisation and a murder, bail could only be raised in the High Court. As a result, she was automatically remanded in custody to appear again on January 14. Judge Kelly noted that the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has directed "trial on indictment" and that a book of evidence has yet to be served."

"Originally from Darndale, Mr Tighe Ennis was walking home from a nearby pub with friends when he was shot twice by a gunman at around 2.20am. The 14th victim of the Hutch-Kinahan feud, he was pronounced dead at the scene. A stolen Audi A3 was later found partially burnt-out on a green between The Griffith apartments and Prospect Hill in Finglas, about 10km away. It emerged last year that gardaí had submitted a second file on the case to the DPP following a development in the"

Jamie Tighe Ennis, 24, of Timberhill Apartments, Artane, was shot in the head at Moatview Avenue, Priorswood at around 2.20am on 28 October 2017 and was pronounced dead at the scene. He was walking home from a nearby pub with friends when a gunman shot him twice. A stolen Audi A3 was later found partially burnt-out in Finglas about 10km away. Ciara Nolan, originally from Artane and with an address in Birmingham, was extradited and arrested at Dublin Airport. She was charged with facilitating a criminal organisation in the commission of his murder, remanded in custody to appear on January 14, and the DPP has directed trial on indictment with a book of evidence yet to be served. Bail may only be raised in the High Court.

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