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

Righteouswrong

Is it near the house that was burned out two weeks ago

refusetolose

https://twitter.com/ArnieGifford/status/1198663611117457408
https://twitter.com/NI_ALLO/status/1198663884422418440

lcasey90

refusetolose wrote: »

https://twitter.com/ArnieGifford/status/1198663611117457408
https://twitter.com/NI_ALLO/status/1198663884422418440

Who's EB?

refusetolose

Righteouswrong wrote: »

is It the avenue or road?

https://twitter.com/mickthehack/status/1198671758745837569

ghostfacekilla

O Reilly and the Sun journo announcing he's brown bread.

Lor ha mercee.

Happy4all

Reporting he is dead now

refusetolose

Happy4all wrote: »

Reporting he is dead now

rigor mortis is setting in enall by now i say

Dante7

Same surname as the father and son from Blanch who were shot recently

P.Walnuts

Dante7 wrote: »

Same surname as the father and son from Blanch who were shot recently

Are we talking the one of the main lads in Drogheda?

NorthCity

Eoin Boylan

NorthCity

The name is already on wattsapp

Righteouswrong

NorthCity wrote: »

The name is already on wattsapp

Inbox me man

Alliance123

Only a child. Was pals with Sean L

NewMan1982

Alliance123 wrote: »

Only a child. Was pals with Sean L

Does anyone know the story behind these young lads getting killed? The seem a little on the young side to be at the level of dealing that involves deaths.

Alliance123

NewMan1982 wrote: »

Does anyone know the story behind these young lads getting killed? The seem a little on the young side to be at the level of dealing that involves deaths.

One or two of their mates get involved then they're all in on it. Bit of peer pressure and trying to impress each other. The easy money helps too. It starts out small

NewMan1982

Alliance123 wrote: »

One or two of their mates get involved then they're all in on it. Bit of peer pressure and trying to impress each other. The easy money helps too. It starts out small

Yea but was the likes of zach parker, and the 2 other young lads from Coolock really at a high level? If they were low level then how come they’ve ended up dead.

Nika Bolokov

If anyone as young as these lads in the Coolock feud were being shot dead in a leafy part of South County Dublin dozens of people would be lifted in the morning.

holyhead

Why do they say the victim was known to the Gardai? What difference does that make? It's not a justification or explanation for a shooting.

OmarLittle187

News reports saying major player in drogheda feud too anybody know the link there?

Dante7

holyhead wrote: »

Why do they say the victim was known to the Gardai? What difference does that make? It's not a justification or explanation for a shooting.

Well, for starters, it immediately establishes that it wasn't an innocent bystander who was shot, and that the victim was probably the intended target.

jack presley

holyhead wrote: »

Why do they say the victim was known to the Gardai? What difference does that make? It's not a justification or explanation for a shooting.

The Irish Times said the guy who is suspected of killing the guy in jail is known to Gardai. He’s in jail, I hope they have some idea who he is.

jack presley

The other reliable is “the scene has been preserved and the state pathologist notified.”

P.Walnuts

OmarLittle187 wrote: »

News reports saying major player in drogheda feud too anybody know the link there?

Boylan is the name of the main player on one side right?

twowheelsonly

jack presley wrote: »

The Irish Times said the guy who is suspected of killing the guy in jail is known to Gardai. He’s in jail, I hope they have some idea who he is.

The first one in that case was " Gardaí are following a definite line of enquiry..."

Two fellas in a cell, one is beaten to death. I should hope that they'd have a pretty good idea of who it was !!!

Righteouswrong

Mr fishy a close associate of mr flashy. Some names all the same.

OOnegative

Owen Boylan

sabat

Where are the instagram pics of him with his arms around the shoulders of two of his mates, at least one of whom is giving the finger, with all of them wearing "designer" t-shirts and possibly a shoulder/bum bag?

lcasey90

sabat wrote: »

Where are the instagram pics of him with his arms around the shoulders of two of his mates, at least one of whom is giving the finger, with all of them wearing "designer" t-shirts and possibly a shoulder/bum bag?

Instagram i suppose

specky4eyes

P.Walnuts wrote: »

This lad is the biggest psycho I think ive come across, killed an innocent young fella for going home with the wrong bird

Shot a sawnoff through an innocent elderly womans house over €100 that her granson owed.

He was lured back to the house (innocent fella, Maurice Martin) and stabbed to death, Gaynor got off because he said he came across an innocent fella bleeding to death and tried to give him mouth to mouth and CPR, and that was how he had his blood all over him.

He also worked for Alan Ryan and John Noonan, shot the postman for Noonan because the postman gave Noonans son a few slaps.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/victim-of-shooting-linked-to-two-murders-1.638309

Victim of shooting linked to two murders
Mon, Aug 16, 2010

THE DUBLIN criminal shot dead in a gangland-style killing at the weekend was suspected of involvement in at least two murders and is believed to have been paid sometimes by other criminals to shoot people.

Daniel Gaynor (25), a father of two, was also believed to have carried out a shooting on behalf of a former IRA member which left innocent postman Robert Delany in a permanent vegetative state.

Gaynor, originally from Berryfield Drive, Finglas, is the 18th person to die in gun attacks so far this year, almost of all of which have been gang-related.

He was walking with his partner and two young children at the junction of Barnamore Crescent and Saint Helena’s Road in Finglas at 6.50pm on Saturday when he was attacked. A gunman walked up to Gaynor and fired a number of shots from a handgun, at least one of which fatally wounded him in the neck. .

The killer then ran from the scene, and escaped by climbing over railings into the Carrigallen and Gortmore housing estates. A Garda search of the area close to the murder scene yielded a handgun.

Gaynor was taken by ambulance to Connolly Hospital, Blanchardstown, where he was pronounced dead a short time later.

The suspect was described by gardaí as 5ft 9in to 6ft. He was of thin build and wore dark clothing with a light grey/blue tracksuit top, a dark baseball cap and white gloves.

Supt Dave Dowling, who is leading the murder investigation, said the suspect ran towards the Tolka Valley area after the shooting, and he appealed for anyone who may have seen him running away to contact gardaí.

Detectives are trying to establish a motive for the murder but sources said the victim was so immersed in crime it may take time to determine the motive. He was involved in a feud with members of the main Finglas drugs gang once led by Eamon Dunne, who was shot dead in April.


Gaynor was well known to gardaí and served jail terms for drugs offences, firearms offences and intimidation of witnesses.

When he was a teenager he opened fire on the home of another teenager who owed him €100. In November 2007, he received an 18-month sentence after he was caught with cocaine and diazepam during a 2005 appearance at Dublin District Court.

In 2006, Gaynor was tried and convicted of witness intimidation. The court heard that the intimidation of the 62-year-old female victim was so severe that a witness protection programme was “immediately” arranged for her. Gaynor told her that her son’s days were numbered and made a gesture of a shotgun to his head.

Gaynor’s father, Robert McGrath, was shot dead by armed gardaí in 1992 after he pointed a sawn-off shotgun at them during an attempted armed robbery of a post office in Tara, Co Meath.

Gaynor was the chief suspect for the shooting dead last month of Colm Owens (34), of Dunsoughly, Finglas. He was murdered when a masked gunman entered the Corn Store, an animal feed warehouse, on the Grove industrial estate at Dubber Lane, Finglas, and singled out Owens. He is believed to have been paid to carry out that killing of behalf of people Owens had been in dispute with.

Gaynor was also questioned about the stabbing to death of Maurice Martin (21) in Finglas in June 2009. Originally from Finglas but living in Co Meath, Mr Martin was stabbed on the street after a party. His remains were found on a grass verge at the junction of Cardiffsbridge Road and Tolka Valley Road.

Gaynor was also arrested and questioned about the shooting of father of two Robert Delany (29) at his home in Tallaght in October 2008. Mr Delany was sprayed in the face with lead pellets from a shotgun blast and remains in a permanent vegetative state.

Weeks earlier Mr Delany had intervened in a row outside a pub but did not know at the time that one of the men in that fight was linked to a one-time member of the IRA. Gardaí believe the former IRA member hired Gaynor and another Finglas criminal to shoot Mr Delany in revenge for hitting his associate. Mr Delany worked as a postman and had never been involved in crime.

specky4eyes

YFlyer wrote: »

Lol. Flatearther?

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