Gangland Shootings in Dublin MOD Warning in Post #1 (updated 29/05/16)

Fleawuss

if it's a gang leader he's no loss to society. But the point is that these people think they're in an episode of Love/Hate. Intern the fcukers.

ninebeanrows

Lets hope nobody innocent gets in way.

Weathercheck

Weathercheck wrote: »

Lets hope nobody innocent gets in way.

Yes, that's all that matters!

nullzero

Time to start wearing body armour anytime you leave the house at this stage. There will undoubtedly be some "collateral damage", in this feed.

wyndham

How can newspapers be naming deceased so quickly. ie, the shooting took place at 7.45PM and The Indo is naming at 8.22PM, as is The Journal.
Regardless if they are correct or not, surely they cannot be sure that all family members have been informed in such a timeframe.

P_1

Neon_Lights wrote: »

Living in east wall and there was a series of audible bangs around 7.45, thought it was nothing really as theres rail works etc that it can happen because of, guess that was it.

Same neck of the woods and I thought that was exactly what was happening.

wyndham

How can newspapers be naming deceased so quickly? ie, the shooting took place at 7.45PM and The Indo is naming at 8.22PM, as is The Journal.
Regardless if they are correct or not, surely they cannot be sure that all family members have been informed in such a timeframe.

Ally Dick

Is that the geezer who was on Winning Streak ?

tayto lover

Sofa King Great wrote: »

What difference would an extra station have made in any of this?

There might have been gardai on the beat in these areas who might just have been told what was going to happen in the area by locals they got to know and who trusted them. I'd imagine it would be hard to get information if you're not there in the area at all. Of course cutbacks have an effect on any area.

tayto lover

wyndham wrote: »

How can newspapers be naming deceased so quickly? ie, the shooting took place at 7.45PM and The Indo is naming at 8.22PM, as is The Journal.
Regardless if they are correct or not, surely they cannot be sure that all family members have been informed in such a timeframe.

Seems very unfair to family, friends and relations.

Sofa King Great

tayto lover wrote: »

There might have been gardai on the beat in these areas who might just have been told what was going to happen in the area by locals they got to know and who trusted them. I'd imagine it would be hard to get information if you're not there in the area at all. Of course cutbacks have an effect on any area.

Closure of stations means more gardai on the street not less. I do agree that the gardai are under resourced and it's getting worse but not because of the stations closing

JustTheOne

tayto lover wrote: »

There might have been gardai on the beat in these areas who might just have been told what was going to happen in the area by locals they got to know and who trusted them. I'd imagine it would be hard to get information if you're not there in the area at all. Of course cutbacks have an effect on any area.

Of course there was no shootings ever before the stations closed.

When will people realise nothing will stop these groups.

These is checkpoints and armed gards all over the city now and they still found a way.

Gamebred

Yep disgusting from the rag papers who decide to run the names,imagine being a family member browsing the web and you come across this disgusting way of finding out,


Sad part of this is tonights murder will only be the start of it,If I was the Monk I'd be somewhere in the mountains of thailand and wouldnt be coming back.

Fr_Dougal

That reminds me, tomorrow is grey bin day.

189 convictions, live by the sword...

FalconGirl

I'd be expecting to see Garda everywhere on way out of city tonight.

hairyslug

i mean next thing there will be drive by shootings, it'l be like Boyz in the Hood, and we'll have people dealing crack cocaine, and h*'s spreading their wears on the street, and ther'l be pi*ps running the h*'s, it'l be proper gangsta so it will ted...

JohnnyChimpo

tayto lover wrote: »

There might have been gardai on the beat in these areas who might just have been told what was going to happen in the area by locals they got to know and who trusted them. I'd imagine it would be hard to get information if you're not there in the area at all. Of course cutbacks have an effect on any area.

Do you really think anyone would tell the Guards anything? Mate...

Hitchens

Ally Dick wrote: »

Is that the geezer who was on Winning Streak ?

the Monk's brother?

Kalyke

The CIRA claims were definitely not a diversionary tactic by the "gang". They were too busy for that sh1t!!

Ally Dick

Hitchens wrote: »

the Monk's brother?

Yes. It's the bloke who won the money on Winning Streak but sent his nephew on to compete

http://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/career-criminal-eddie-hutch-leaves-6478730

SEPT 23 1989

That was quick

Gamebred

They burst into the victims home,the violence level is going up and up.

ShamoBuc

nacho libre wrote: »

Gerry Hutch will be going to ground now. Its not now he will have to watch his back, it's in six months or a years time when all the fuss has died down, that revenge will likely be taken.
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Didn't take that long
Looks like he will be going underground, this could even uglier much sooner.

shugy

Hitchens wrote: »

the Monk's brother?

Yep!

tayto lover

JohnnyChimpo wrote: »

Do you really think anyone would tell the Guards anything? Mate...

Yes. It's how policing works.

Dan Chipowski

Ally Dick wrote: »

Is that the geezer who was on Winning Streak ?

No, the bloke on Winning Streak was the Monk's nephew.

Phoebas

masti123 wrote: »

I wonder will Enda Kenny now be retracting his ridiculous assertions earlier now that we know it definitely wasn't the CIRA and was the 2 gangs?

God forbid he would sully their good name.

Neon_Lights

Hitchens wrote: »

the Monk's brother?

It was and all

Well the brother played for him

RobertKK

Ally Dick wrote: »

Yes. It's the bloke who won the money on Winning Streak but sent his nephew on to compete

http://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/career-criminal-eddie-hutch-leaves-6478730

Looks like that Winning Streak was their last winning streak.

Ally Dick

Dan Chipowski wrote: »

No, the bloke on Winning Streak was the Monk's nephew.

Eddie was pulled out of the drum but he sent his nephew on the show