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

MrFlashy92 wrote: »

Lad, is your source just The Whistleblower's page on Twitter? The stuff you post follows what he posts, I don't think you need to use initials for a public figure like Wayne Lineker. In any case, I somehow doubt Byrne is there talking business with him, most likely just a summer holiday, I'm sure he will be talking to associates there but no way is his trip to Ibiza some kind of set up job by Kinahan hahahaha

Everytime a nerve is hit and something is pointed out you popup, you obviously are very close to LB to be able to say it is not true, I say it is true and that is how it works, like it or not.

Mrwrong wrote: »

Any links be great

Google it....

Mrwrong wrote: »

Any links be great

Don't be lazy

yourdeadwright wrote: »

Are they cousin's of some degree?
Parrott is Troy's ma's surname name,

Feels a bit wrong and unfair to specualate on who someones Da is so this could be absolute bull**** and in know way am I saying its gospel but iv heard Aidan Byrne as rumoured to be his da,

No idea about gangland but heard it through football circles

That has been mentioned on here a few times. Step father I think.

Is that Aidan Byrne related to LB?

MickyPearse wrote: »

That has been mentioned on here a few times. Step father I think.

Is that Aidan Byrne related to LB?

Honestly no idea
,A Byrne was a first cousin of Gerrard Byrne who was also murdered but no Idea if there related to LB

MrFlashy92 wrote: »

Cool, so you make something up or regurgitate stuff from Twitter as if you're an in the know and post it on here, understood.

With regard to other posters talking about Parrott, of course he's not going to be importing or anything like that but he's hanging around lads that have been named as part of a major criminal organisation in court, Biggie and Gibbo for example. This is not becoming of a footballer at his level.

As I have said before, the footballer I was speaking of previously was maybe the best of his generation and similar friends swayed him and ruined everything, he's a nobody now with no involvement in football to the best of my knowledge and is only at or nearing normal retirement age now. Very very sad to see and I just hope that the same thing doesn't happen with Parrott.

If i was only a parrott, bit more to choke on.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/second-witness-in-dublin-murder-trial-retracts-statement-1.535649

And nauseating WL at his best, total nonce, all the cancer crew will have an open house

https://www.thesun.ie/tvandshowbiz/5751812/gary-lineker-brother-wayne-58-video-choosing-young-date-ibiza-club/

White lighting wrote: »

He's 18 now not a baby anymore. If he wants to be a dickhead and hang around with even bigger dickheads that's on him

I’ve heard it’s known he is trouble and has blown his chance and will play lower league football

Muahahaha wrote: »

Thanks for the links on Dunsink, I knew I had heard of the council trying to get them of public land. From the Indo link



Absolute madness to be paying travellers millions to vacate land they dont even own. The squatters rights thing is a red herring- you have to sit on public land undisturbed for 30 years before you can claim squatters rights and even then all the council have to do is set food on the land, put a padlock on a gate and the 30 year clock gets reset back to zero.

Other posters said it used to be landfill but its clear the council want to use it for development. Its crazy theres acres and acres of fields there inside the M50 lying unused and the council giving travellers millions in the 'hope' they might move on. What a joke.

I don't know much about the area, hence the question, but I do know that immediately south of Dunsink Lane is another lane called Scribblestown Lane, and that the area bordered by Ratoath Road, the Navan Road, Cappagh Road, the M50 and Dunksink Lane is known as the "murder triangle" among crime journalists almost exclusively because this one lane, Scribblestown, was apparently used repeatedly to dump the bodies of murder or torture victims from gangland feuds going all the way back to the man Cotton Eyed Joe was convicted fo murdering in the 90s - possibly even earlier.

When an area has that kind of reputation, I'm honestly not sure any kind of gentrification attempt can persuade people who know about it that it could become somewhere that would be safe to live. The entire area is just poisoned with well known stories of death and violence. It's a bit like when they built Herberton on St. Anthony's Road in Rialto, which was launched with such incredible fanfare, but its reputation from the Fatima days never went away which meant that people were talked out of moving there before they'd even looked around (plenty of reviews from tourists online who talk about how when they asked a taxi driver to drop them off at St. Anthony's Road, they'd be asked why they'd be staying in the most dangerous part of Dublin and taxis would refuse to actually drive on to that road to peoples' front doors) - these suspicions unfortunately seem to have been proved accurate when those poor German students were murdered by a couple of local scrotes for having the temerity to sit out on their balcony having a couple of beers and talk back to the usual street heckling.

In that context, how much hope is there to redevelop an area like that around Dunsink and Scribblestown without the reputation as a gangland black spot permanently sinking any chance of building a viable community of people who want to live there? It just seems like the kind of place where prospective renters or buyers are going to run a million miles just after doing one quick Google search. Renaming the area doesn't seem to work, as evidenced by the fact that Herberton's reputation is still blackened by Fatima's shadow, and many other rebranded and redeveloped crime hotspots are similarly still haunted by their past.

Not saying it's impossible, wondering if anyone else has a view as to how possible it can be? Could the "murder triangle" be turned into a viable residential development which wasn't seen as somewhere people wanted to save up and get the hell out of as quickly as possible, thus leading to constant resident turnover and thus a total lack of local community?

MickyPearse wrote: »

His brother Gary would be disgusted if he found out Wayne was involved with the K's.

https://www.irishmirror.ie/sport/other-sport/boxing/gary-lineker-daniel-kinahan-tysonfury-22176012

Gary has always tried to help and defend his brother, it is a blood thing, but sometimes blood is not enough to get someone to listen, WL is up his own rear and likes to think of himself as a godfather, knew him from years ago in Portugal, he was a badd one then, and even worse now, he is rolling in the K cash.

Just on the ex-landfill acreage. Apparently you can't build on ex-landfill areas until 40 years have passed since it was last used. I definitely know it was still in use well into the 80s so a few years left yet. A quick drive around the area and you start to notice these weird white poles that look a bit like tall skinny mushrooms - they are outlets for the methane which is still being emitted from the landfill.

Also it is known that not only DCC but private delevopers have also paid off the families there.