The Irish Revenue Commission has ordered the seizure of Martin “The Viper” Foley’s home in Crumlin, Co. Dublin, following a €1 million tax debt. The veteran criminal, known for his involvement in organized crime, has not paid a single euro of the outstanding tax bill. The court’s latest application to settle the debt has been deemed futile, prompting the authorities to proceed with asset recovery. Foley, who has expressed frustration over the situation, faces the imminent loss of his property. The Revenue Commission has given a 10-day deadline for any final attempt to resolve the debt, after which enforcement will begin. The case highlights ongoing challenges in collecting unpaid taxes from high-profile individuals, despite legal avenues. The seizure is expected to take place shortly, marking a significant step in the government’s efforts to recover unpaid taxes.