McGovern due to his recent demise". In fact, Sean McGovern had survived the Regency Hotel attack. Dublin home He lived in a house that was owned by his sister but lived in by himself, his partner and children. The house in Raleigh Square, Crumlin was confiscated by the Criminal Assets Bureau in March 2019. Maria turned over the house along with €27,000 in a bank account. Move to UK The High Court gave the Byrnes four months to leave the Raleigh Square house and Liam had already left it for the UK by 3 September 2019. Car dealership Like his brother-in-law he runs a luxury car dealership in the UK. Encrochat Police action against the EncroChat resulted in messages relating to the Byrne organised crime gang being intercepted. Although Liam Byrne himself is not suspected of using Encrochat, the National Crime Agency has intercepted messages they believe were associated with his business operations in Birmingham and Liverpool. August 2020 attack on Clondalkin house In the early hours of 12 August 2020 the house on Grange View Road, Clondalkin that CAB had seized from Liam Byrne was attacked by a car deliberately reversed into the downstairs living room and then petrol bombed. Four fire engines and an ambulance from Tallaght fire station were called after reports of a jeep crashing into the house. Nobody was injured and the fire was prevented from spreading to adjacent properties. The house had been valued at €320,000 before this arson attack and was about to go on the market. References See also Hutch–Kinahan feud Irish gangsters 21st-century Irish criminals Irish male criminals Year of birth unknown Living people 1980 births Criminals from Dublin (city) Kinahan Organised Crime Group