Four women have been in court charged with money laundering offences in relation to the Drogheda feud.
Amy Murphy, of Martello Close, Balbriggan in Dublin, appeared before Drogheda District Court charged with three counts of money laundering.
The 25-year-old is also accused of social welfare fraud, two counts of theft and drug-related offences.
Alisha Thornton, 21, of Moneymore, Drogheda, is charged with two counts of money laundering as well as sample counts of theft and social welfare fraud.
Bernadette Thornton, 44, and of the same address, is accused of two counts of money laundering.
Patricia Connor, 42, with an address in Moneymore, is also charged with two counts of money laundering.
All of the offences are alleged to have occurred on various dates between 2020 and 2023.
The Director of Public Prosecutions directed that they face trial on indictment at circuit court level.
Garda Sergeant John O'Hehir also said the DPP has directed that all four can go forward to the circuit court on a signed plea for sentence should that arise.
Judge Nicola Jane Andrews remanded the women on bail to appear before Drogheda District Court again on 20 January 2025.
Legal aid was also granted to all of the accused.
