Gangland Shootings part 4 - Read OP before posting - updated 30/12/23

kerry cow

I sometimes wonder , seeing poster here post at 3 and 4 am , are they in a different time zone or are they up all night and in bed all day ?

kerry cow

I sometimes wonder , seeing poster here post at 3 and 4 am , are they in a different time zone or are they up all night and in bed all day ?

MelvinWagstaff

kerry cow wrote: »

I sometimes wonder , seeing poster here post at 3 and 4 am , are they in a different time zone or are they up all night and in bed all day ?

Time zones, night shifts or cocaine.

gangstergossip

MelvinWagstaff wrote: »

Was dowdalls crime not a mitigating factor in him being bullied out? Or was he bullied out before this came to light?

No dowdall was bullied out before any of that came to light. He won a seat as a Councillor in the inner city but they wanted him out and cancers first cousin Janice in and her main goal she said was to fight drug addiction lol. She also wants to help Smith field boxing club but doesn't want to help corinthians lol.

MickyPearse

An investigation is under way after Revenue officers and gardaí seized herbal cannabis worth an estimated €1.4 million in Coolock in Dublin https://t.co/E77egZKVOp

giles lynchwood

^^^^^^
Anyone remember when the sniffer dog was kidnapped from his handlers home in Wexford in the beginning of the 90's and turned up in an abandoned farm yard after about 6 weeks alive. It turned out his nose had been peppered and he had no sense of smell, can't remember how long it took custom's to kop on.Slightly off topic but intresting.He was the only one in the country,and had a very high detection rate,he even won an award in Europe and was brought to Brussels to collect it, before being peppered.

Pinoy adventure

giles lynchwood wrote: »

^^^^^^
Anyone remember when the sniffer dog was kidnapped from his handlers home in Wexford in the beginning of the 90's and turned up in an abandoned farm yard after about 6 weeks alive. It turned out his nose had been peppered and he had no sense of smell, can't remember how long it took custom's to kop on.Slightly off topic but intresting.He was the only one in the country,and had a very high detection rate,he even won an award in Europe and was brought to Brussels to collect it, before being peppered.

🀣🀣🀣

theballz

kerry cow wrote: »

I sometimes wonder , seeing poster here post at 3 and 4 am , are they in a different time zone or are they up all night and in bed all day ?

my thoughts too, especially on a Sunday night. This thread has been losing alot of credibility as of late

kerry cow

maybe some of the contributors are in the sun , while we are in darkness .

giles lynchwood

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/men-caught-by-jake-with-drugs-valued-at-1m-jailed-for-10-years-1.22491
https://www.rte.ie/archives/2020/0511/1137781-customs-dog-snatched/

Alliance123

Mago shooting dopey CS goes into the Topaz garage the day before in the same lexus to buy something. Some fools out there

Alliance123

MelvinWagstaff wrote: »

Was dowdalls crime not a mitigating factor in him being bullied out? Or was he bullied out before this came to light?

That happened beforehand. Arrested on way to Dubai on a reconnaissance trip disguised as a family holiday. He's a lot bigger than people think

Eyes1

Alliance123 wrote: »

Mago shooting dopey CS goes into the Topaz garage the day before in the same lexus to buy something. Some fools out there

Now his old pals who he no doubt thought he'd be a hero to want him dead too hahaha what a fool.

So much for your positive lie detector test in Liverpool ya dope

not yet

Alliance123 wrote: »

That happened beforehand. Arrested on way to Dubai on a reconnaissance trip disguised as a family holiday. He's a lot bigger than people think

Would ya go way out of that, he's 5ft 6 in his stocking feet...

MTKcleaners

Eyes1 wrote: »

Now his old pals who he no doubt thought he'd be a hero to want him dead too hahaha what a fool.

So much for your positive lie detector test in Liverpool ya dope

Say no more, as useful as a cup of tea






How accurate is the lie detector test?
"If the examiner is well-trained, if the test is properly carried out, and if there's proper quality controls, the accuracy is estimated between 80%-90%," he says, adding that this is higher than the average person's ability to tell if someone is lying.

Shamrock21

Why has Coolock feud gone so quiet, simply down to unstable RL no longer being around or heavy policing or gangs tolerating each other without the need to shoot each other? Always wondered about the families of those involved , do they bury there head in the sand and pretend they don't know what's going on ? Would you not be mortified when your son is front page of the Sunday paper linked to god knows what. How did RL go so far wrong , he would have been brought up in a respectable enough area no?

theballz

Shamrock21 wrote: »

Why has Coolock feud gone so quiet, simply down to unstable RL no longer being around or heavy policing or gangs tolerating each other without the need to shoot each other? Always wondered about the families of those involved , do they bury there head in the sand and pretend they don't know what's going on ? Would you not be mortified when your son is front page of the Sunday paper linked to god knows what. How did RL go so far wrong , he would have been brought up in a respectable enough area no?

Some people are just born evil and he was one of them.

Thesiger

Shamrock21 wrote: »

Why has Coolock feud gone so quiet, simply down to unstable RL no longer being around or heavy policing or gangs tolerating each other without the need to shoot each other? Always wondered about the families of those involved , do they bury there head in the sand and pretend they don't know what's going on ? Would you not be mortified when your son is front page of the Sunday paper linked to god knows what. How did RL go so far wrong , he would have been brought up in a respectable enough area no?

The “Coolock feud” is a media myth.

Righteouswrong

Thesiger wrote: »

The “Coolock feud” is a media myth.

It’s not a media myth, it was a small feud that fizzled out fast but it was over people getting to big for there boots. I thought it would have escalated after eoin Boylan got done, I’m surprised nothing came after that

jay1988

Shamrock21 wrote: »

Why has Coolock feud gone so quiet, simply down to unstable RL no longer being around or heavy policing or gangs tolerating each other without the need to shoot each other? Always wondered about the families of those involved , do they bury there head in the sand and pretend they don't know what's going on ? Would you not be mortified when your son is front page of the Sunday paper linked to god knows what. How did RL go so far wrong , he would have been brought up in a respectable enough area no?

A lot of lads gone to ground, definitely don't see as many of them out and about lately.

Todays seizure might change that, definitely seems somebody has a rat.

Pinoy adventure

jay1988 wrote: »

A lot of lads gone to ground, definitely don't see as many of them out and about lately.

Todays seizure might change that, definitely seems somebody has a rat.

Was that bigs stuff seized 2day ?

Righteouswrong

Pinoy adventure wrote: »

Was that bigs stuff seized 2day ?

Dead on, seems to have a rat about, he had stuff seized two weeks ago as well

Thesiger

Righteouswrong wrote: »

It’s not a media myth, it was a small feud that fizzled out fast but it was over people getting to big for there boots. I thought it would have escalated after eoin Boylan got done, I’m surprised nothing came after that

I’m just moaning about the way the media have sensationalized it after the Kinahan-Hutch thing fizzled out. The papers tend to label a range of stuff as the “Coolock feud” such as the Parker murder, the Little murder and its fall-out, the Davis murder, the Norton-Roo/Fogarty tit-for-tat stuff, and even the Lawlor vs Darndale kids and Mr Big stuff. Of these the Little murder and aftermath might be fairly described as a feud, and I guess that’s what you have in mind. But from what I’ve read on here these are all mostly separate incidents and disputes.

For example here’s an article on the Michael Brennan shooting in Kilmore in May which uses the “Coolock feud” label - https://www.google.ie/amp/s/www.thesun.ie/news/5451655/dublin-shooting-thug-michael-brennan-coolock-horror/amp/

Is there any reason to think that shooting was linked to all the other stuff? In fairness the article basically admits that the “feud” is all too complicated to understand properly.

Jeff2

kerry cow wrote: »

I sometimes wonder , seeing poster here post at 3 and 4 am , are they in a different time zone or are they up all night and in bed all day ?

Take the information and don't think to much on when it is posted.

Anyone here would know what is informative no matter what time it's posted.

Paul_Crosby

UDA shoot up house with shotguns and hit a grandmother in the head, she survived bt is in a bad way. Her son, the intended target got wounded. Accused of selling dodgy drugs that killed a girl who probably had loyalist relatives https://www.irishnews.com/news/northernirelandnews/2020/10/07/news/uda-gun-attack-leaves-coleraine-woman-fighting-for-her-life-2090809/

Paul_Crosby

Speaking of all this Drogheda drama rember when Steenson set up his former INLA bosses for a meeting in Rosnaree, one of the gun men held a door open for a woman, shot the top boys, and tried to take over the INLA, before forming the IPLO. Steenson was an operator from a very young age, killed Billy McMillen the Offical IRA leader at just 16 years of age. Old news report https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCJVXv-WaLw really good info in comments

grayzer75

Paul_Crosby wrote: »

Speaking of all this Drogheda drama rember when Steenson set up his former INLA bosses for a meeting in Rosnaree, one of the gun men held a door open for a woman, shot the top boys, and tried to take over the INLA, before forming the IPLO. Steenson was an operator from a very young age, killed Billy McMillen the Offical IRA leader at just 16 years of age. Old news report https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCJVXv-WaLw really good info in comments

It didn't end too well for the IPLO though.

Niallof9

Shamrock21 wrote: »

Why has Coolock feud gone so quiet, simply down to unstable RL no longer being around or heavy policing or gangs tolerating each other without the need to shoot each other? Always wondered about the families of those involved , do they bury there head in the sand and pretend they don't know what's going on ? Would you not be mortified when your son is front page of the Sunday paper linked to god knows what. How did RL go so far wrong , he would have been brought up in a respectable enough area no?

why where's he from?

giles lynchwood

Thesiger wrote: »

I’m just moaning about the way the media have sensationalized it after the Kinahan-Hutch thing fizzled out. The papers tend to label a range of stuff as the “Coolock feud” such as the Parker murder, the Little murder and its fall-out, the Davis murder, the Norton-Roo/Fogarty tit-for-tat stuff, and even the Lawlor vs Darndale kids and Mr Big stuff. Of these the Little murder and aftermath might be fairly described as a feud, and I guess that’s what you have in mind. But from what I’ve read on here these are all mostly separate incidents and disputes.

For example here’s an article on the Michael Brennan shooting in Kilmore in May which uses the “Coolock feud” label - https://www.google.ie/amp/s/www.thesun.ie/news/5451655/dublin-shooting-thug-michael-brennan-coolock-horror/amp/

Is there any reason to think that shooting was linked to all the other stuff? In fairness the article basically admits that the “feud” is all too complicated to understand properly.

Ever since the red tops came to Ireland the standard of journalism dropped. These headline seeking paper's have no morals and don't care if what they print is true or "not so true" or about the effect (Fatal or not) on their subject's lives and when it all goes wrong they hide behind the feeble excuse "i have a duty to report this the public need's to know". Sometimes these people go just to damm far. Investigative journalism is slightly different as it can be fact checked so is likely to be more far fetched than a bare faced lie.

UUJ_Lad

Paul_Crosby wrote: »

UDA shoot up house with shotguns and hit a grandmother in the head, she survived bt is in a bad way. Her son, the intended target got wounded. Accused of selling dodgy drugs that killed a girl who probably had loyalist relatives https://www.irishnews.com/news/northernirelandnews/2020/10/07/news/uda-gun-attack-leaves-coleraine-woman-fighting-for-her-life-2090809/

There was a UDA Commander and his 2nd in line got a bit of kicking and stood down. Is this linked?