Martin Foley, known as "The Viper," will lose his home to the Criminal Assets Bureau next week, marking the end of a long legal battle over a €1m debt. The 75-year-old gangster, who has survived at least five assassination attempts over three decades, has faced mounting pressure as his financial situation deteriorates. His case highlights the increasing efforts by authorities to recover assets from high-profile criminals. Despite his history of evading capture, Foley’s luck appears to have finally run out. The seizure of his property represents a significant step in the legal process against him. Authorities have not yet commented on the details of the debt or the circumstances surrounding the legal proceedings.