Gangland Shootings Cont'd [Mod Note in Post #1 updated 27/01/20

Ash.J.Williams · 26-03-2020 2:37pm

paw patrol wrote: »

i don't know if he reads this forum or posts here. but I've a mate who messages me every time he sees the chopper. he must message others too.

something must be happening...chopper up over *insert area*

he is 43:eek:
I have no idea, he is outside of this well adjusted(ish)

coke induced paranoia?

paw patrol · 26-03-2020 2:52pm

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

coke induced paranoia?

certainly fond of it as a consumer on occasion but far removed from the business end. nothing to be paranoid.
no idea why tbh..

benny79 · 26-03-2020 3:43pm

Anyone watch inside the K last night? fcuk me it really is the wild west in some parts. Plus some parents really dont deserve kids! 2 were caught smoking gear in their car with their kids in the back seat!

Chalk McHugh · 26-03-2020 4:03pm

benny79 wrote: »

Anyone watch inside the K last night? fcuk me it really is the wild west in some parts. Plus some parents really dont deserve kids! 2 were caught smoking gear in their car with their kids in the back seat!

Could have been worse. The parents could have been in the back seat with the kids driving. Anything goes in the 'K'.

benny79 · 26-03-2020 4:15pm

Ha.. suppose ..lol...

nordiebastard · 26-03-2020 5:31pm

<Mod Snip - not allowed, sorry>

The Guards: Inside The K - Episode 3

Link for anyone who missed it last night.

Birneybau · 26-03-2020 7:07pm

nordiebastard wrote: »

<Mod Snip - not allowed, sorry>

The Guards: Inside The K - Episode 3

Link for anyone who missed it last night.

It's up on the Virgin Media player, which actually puts RTE Player in the shade.

https://www.virginmediatelevision.ie/player/show/1866/

jimmyrustle · 26-03-2020 8:11pm

Interesting article I came across the other day, some of the main instigators of the Limerick feud would now be on the 17th year of their life sentence, which from memory is the standard parole period elapsed (assuming they don't get more because they were also convicted of attempted murder, but these things tend to run concurrently). If the murder happened in January 2003 and they were on remand soon after they can't have long left inside.

independent.ie/irish-news/five-get-life-as-limerick-gang-murder-trial-ends-26238275.html

Most of them not even yet 40, can't imagine they're all going to end up in reintegration employment programmes somehow.

twowheelsonly · 26-03-2020 10:59pm

jimmyrustle wrote: »

Interesting article I came across the other day, some of the main instigators of the Limerick feud would now be on the 17th year of their life sentence, which from memory is the standard parole period elapsed (assuming they don't get more because they were also convicted of attempted murder, but these things tend to run concurrently). If the murder happened in January 2003 and they were on remand soon after they can't have long left inside.

independent.ie/irish-news/five-get-life-as-limerick-gang-murder-trial-ends-26238275.html

Most of them not even yet 40, can't imagine they're all going to end up in reintegration employment programmes somehow.

They'll be kept as long as the Minister For Justice decides to keep them.
They won't be going anywhere anytime soon.

P.Walnuts · 26-03-2020 11:10pm

jimmyrustle wrote: »

Interesting article I came across the other day, some of the main instigators of the Limerick feud would now be on the 17th year of their life sentence, which from memory is the standard parole period elapsed (assuming they don't get more because they were also convicted of attempted murder, but these things tend to run concurrently). If the murder happened in January 2003 and they were on remand soon after they can't have long left inside.

independent.ie/irish-news/five-get-life-as-limerick-gang-murder-trial-ends-26238275.html

Most of them not even yet 40, can't imagine they're all going to end up in reintegration employment programmes somehow.

twowheelsonly wrote: »

They'll be kept as long as the Minister For Justice decides to keep them.
They won't be going anywhere anytime soon.

Plus even IF they get realesed anytime soon, they will be on license. Look at a guard the wrong way and back in they go.

jimmyrustle · 26-03-2020 11:25pm

twowheelsonly wrote: »

They'll be kept as long as the Minister For Justice decides to keep them.
They won't be going anywhere anytime soon.

I thought this could only realistically be applied to lifers who are perceived to be a genuine risk to the public at large. Like when the likes of Graham Dwyer would have served his 17 years. I really can't see these men still being in prison in their 70s for a gangland murder committed in their 20s.

John Gilligan got an additional few years for threatening prison officers, yet it was concurrent, so he still ended up getting out 3/4th of the way into his original drug trafficking sentence.

Chalk McHugh · 26-03-2020 11:41pm

That Kieran Keane murder remains one of the most treacherous double cross murders in Irish gangland history. The way the two Ryan brothers 'disappeared' for weeks or whatever and even the garda feared they were dead.

When the McCarthy/Dundons met Kieran Keane and told them they had the two brothers held hostage in some gaf its surprising Keane never smelt a rat. Maybe he did but couldnt resist the chance to finish then off himself and thats why he brought Owen Treacyas back up.

The Dundons had kept on the Keane's good side but were planning to take over all along and came up with that double cross.

What greeted Kieran Keane when he went into that house must have sent shivers down his spine; he knew there and then he wasn't going to be alive much longer. And he wasn't.

The Ryan brothers then magically turn up out of the blue and i remember them doing interviews on the news that night with the McCarthys at some house party celebrating their 'release' and saying they knew nothing about Kieran Keane's murder.

I can only imagine the scene across the way in the Island Field and Marys Park where the Keane/Collopys must been in turmoil.

A crazy 24 hours even by Irish gangland standards.

RobbingBandit · 27-03-2020 12:04am

Merry game of cops and gangster going on in Finglas tonight six squad cars chasing someone up and around tolka valley road area the last hour sirens blaring

2thousand14 · 27-03-2020 12:06am

Posts on twitter saying flashy arrested

Omackeral · 27-03-2020 12:06am

RobbingBandit wrote: »

Merry game of cops and gangster going on in Finglas tonight six squad cars chasing someone up and around tolka valley road area the last hour sirens blaring

Shamby is allegedly in one of the motors. Flew by WFTA and took a right at the big church at Cardiffsbridge. All along the backroads into the heart of the K District. Oh and the famous helicopter out too of course for all the fans :pac:

Gadgetman496 · 27-03-2020 12:10am

https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/live-footage-shows-massive-car-17990055

Jeff2 · 27-03-2020 12:11am

All mad out there. I'm off for a walk.

ElChe32 · 27-03-2020 12:12am

Load of cop cars and vans tearing up old cabra road about 5 mins ago. Heading finglas direction

Chalk McHugh · 27-03-2020 12:17am

I hope the joyriders are practising social distancing tonight with only one in the front and one in the back of the motor. We're all in this together. Even Flashy.

jimmyrustle · 27-03-2020 12:26am

Omackeral wrote: »

Shamby is allegedly in one of the motors.

Who now?

RobbingBandit · 27-03-2020 12:28am

They must have caught em no more sirens

the dark phantom · 27-03-2020 12:54am

twowheelsonly wrote: »

They'll be kept as long as the Minister For Justice decides to keep them.
They won't be going anywhere anytime soon.

Noddy McCarthy will more than likely be released in the next few years far earlier than the rest of them because he gave evidence against Wayne. I did hear that he has gotten days out to visit his mother/family home but whether it is true or not I don't know. James Martin Cahill who murdered a bouncer in Nov 02 in Limerick has been out several years now. He was sentenced to Life but got transferred back to his home country, Britain and was released. Now they wouldn't have allowed his transfer if it wasn't for the fact that he gave evidence against other people and got Gary Campion convicted look at Paulo Nascimento for example a non gang related incident with no one to rat out, he murdered a woman in Limerick he applied for transfer to Portugal and was denied.

Jeff2 · 27-03-2020 12:55am

Omackeral wrote: »

Shamby is allegedly in one of the motors. Flew by WFTA and took a right at the big church at Cardiffsbridge. All along the backroads into the heart of the K District. Oh and the famous helicopter out too of course for all the fans :pac:

I think there were two helicopter at one stage.

Walk my dog and she did two poos rather than one usually so she was sh1tting it.

Looks like they are making next year's series of Inside The K as this year's series went down well.