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

kfallon

Tell you what tho, if you were planning on robbing a bank this is probably the week to do it :pac:

Collie D

kfallon wrote: »

Tell you what tho, if you were planning on robbing a bank this is probably the week to do it :pac:

Sshhhh....big mouth

seamus

kfallon wrote: »

Well the fact he's dead from a brutal murder suggests that crime doesn't pay!

When it comes to organised crime you can choose to die either as a rich man or as an old man. Not both.

kfallon

seamus wrote: »

When it comes to organised crime you can choose to die either as a rich man or as an old man. Not both.

No point being the richest guy in the graveyard!

Murdered in a hail of bullets is the easy way out!
The misery they have inflicted on others, doesn't compare!

Andalucia

amusing account of the funeral in the Indo, some junkie went through the crowd looking for some spare change bud - was asked to show some respect - the irony of it all

...And Justice

Andalucia wrote: »

amusing account of the funeral in the Indo, some junkie went through the crowd looking for some spare change bud - was asked to show some respect - the irony of it all

Never miss an opportunity, the brass monkeys. Bet their suppliers looked at them like they were filth, Yet providing for their lifestyle. Who the Fcuk gets a coffin for €20k? 11, 11 limos etc. This was a stupid show that the gardai facilitated, absolute joke.

arayess

...And Justice wrote: »

Never miss an opportunity, the brass monkeys. Bet their suppliers looked at them like they were filth, Yet providing for their lifestyle. Who the Fcuk gets a coffin for €20k? 11, 11 limos etc. This was a stupid show that the gardai facilitated, absolute joke.

firstly I doubt this actually happened too much symbolism at a very convenient time for a writer it stinks of made up crap

...And Justice

...And Justice wrote: »

Never miss an opportunity, the brass monkeys. Bet their suppliers looked at them like they were filth, Yet providing for their lifestyle. Who the Fcuk gets a coffin for €20k? 11, 11 limos etc. This was a stupid show that the gardai facilitated, absolute joke.

I'm not quite sure how the gardai' facilitated' an expensive funeral?
When did the gardai become the police of purse strings for peoples funerals?

bigroad

The problem is 50 convictions free,100 convictions free,200 convictions free.
AS inda has said its a great country to business in ,yea for drug dealers it is.

...And Justice

bubblypop wrote: »

I'm not quite sure how the gardai' facilitated' an expensive funeral?
When did the gardai become the police of purse strings for peoples funerals?

Did you not see the papers? Helicopters, gardai driving the kinehans from Dublin airport? Protection. Where have you been man?

Berserker

dd972 wrote: »

1000 odd people turn up for some lowlifes funeral, and they say crime doesn't pay.

Well, the manner in which he died would suggest otherwise. These scumbags have plenty of support in this country. That lad is probably consider to be a 'salt of the earth Dub' in certain parts of Dublin.

flanna01

At what cost is the tourism industry hit....? Dublin has had its own special update segment on Skynews for the last week..

It puts Dublin in a poor light for any of our UK cousins thinking of coming over for a weekend... (And spending plenty of the Queens pounds too...)

I wonder how many people see the big picture here... It's not just the Garda bill for hosting the scumbags whilst they visit - It's the millions of lost revenue that hasn't been brought into the country due to this filth playing hardmen on our high streets.

handlemaster

bigroad wrote: »

The problem is 50 convictions free,100 convictions free,200 convictions free.
AS inda has said its a great country to business in ,yea for drug dealers it is.

Take it to the election campaigners. .. 10 years for ten convictions manitory

...And Justice

...And Justice wrote: »

Did you not see the papers? Helicopters, gardai driving the kinehans from Dublin airport? Protection. Where have you been man?

Woman!!
And the gardai did not give them an escort from the airport!! Don't believe everything you read.
Helicopter, and protection for the funeral was, unfortunately, necessary.
Do you want gunmen running rampant through streets and cemetarys in Dublin seeking revenge?

FalconGirl

Andalucia wrote: »

amusing account of the funeral in the Indo, some junkie went through the crowd looking for some spare change bud - was asked to show some respect - the irony of it all

I'd well believe it. The junkie shuffle is never too far away in that part of town.

haveringchick

Hitchens wrote: »

some scutter that priest came out with :rolleyes:

What do you think the priest SHOULD have said then?

Hammer89

flanzer wrote: »

A certain 'famous' tailor in Dublin City was asked to provide all the suits too. Plenty of cash to be made today for those who supply services to the funeral industry

Why is everyone being coy? The tailor isn't going to come after you.

Frynge

haveringchick wrote: »

What do you think the priest SHOULD have said then?

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust,
This foockers dead,
Lets hope his coffin rusts.

Andalucia

from looking at pictures and media reports, this most have been the most costly funeral in Irish,never mind gangland history - the priest must have got a tidy sum to talk about the victim in such glowing terms

should be exhaustive investigations into how this funeral was paid for and who paid for it - vulgar display of illegitimate dosh

kfallon

Hammer89 wrote: »

Why is everyone being coy? The tailor isn't going to come after you.

he's afraid he might stitch him up.......

sorry

*gets coat*

haveringchick

Frynge wrote: »

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust,
This foockers dead,
Lets hope his coffin rusts.

Possibly, possibly... I'm interested in what Hitchens wanted the Priest to say though....

haveringchick

Andalucia wrote: »

from looking at pictures and media reports, this most have been the most costly funeral in Irish,never mind gangland history - the priest must have got a tidy sum to talk about the victim in such glowing terms

should be exhaustive investigations into how this funeral was paid for and who paid for it - vulgar display of illegitimate dosh

Were you at the funeral? What were the "glowing terms"? Have you ever been involved in organising a funeral? Have you ever even actually attended a funeral?

Andalucia

unfortunately, I wasn't left in to the funeral owing to strict door policy of sharp tailored suit, blue shirt and sunglasses. I'll know better for the next one

haveringchick

Andalucia wrote: »

unfortunately, I wasn't left in to the funeral owing to strict door policy of sharp tailored suit, blue shirt and sunglasses. I'll know better for the next one

But you heard the eulogy? You said the priest used "glowing terms " to describe the deceased so I presume you heard it all?

Tilly

haveringchick wrote: »

But you heard the eulogy? You said the priest used "glowing terms " to describe the deceased so I presume you heard it all?

http://m.independent.ie/irish-news/inside-the-church-it-was-a-quiet-respectful-affair-priest-who-officiated-for-david-byrne-defends-lavish-gangland-funeral-34457655.html

There ya go.

allthedoyles

Andalucia wrote: »

from looking at pictures and media reports, this most have been the most costly funeral in Irish,never mind gangland history - the priest must have got a tidy sum to talk about the victim in such glowing terms

should be exhaustive investigations into how this funeral was paid for and who paid for it - vulgar display of illegitimate dosh

not anywhere near the most expensive one , Andy Connors cost some money .
He was buried with €100,000 of his jewellery including a Rolex Presidential Diamond watch which is worth €40,000 alone.
As well as being buried in a gold-plated coffin worth €28,000

Spanish Eyes

No taste, new money, bling almighty. Feck that.

Reminds me of some Traveller dispatches too.

Anyway, let them waste their money, what do I care. All forgotten by most the next day.

Death the leveller. All in the ground or in the furnace. Same end for everyone.

haveringchick

Tilly wrote: »

http://m.independent.ie/irish-news/inside-the-church-it-was-a-quiet-respectful-affair-priest-who-officiated-for-david-byrne-defends-lavish-gangland-funeral-34457655.html

There ya go.

But there's not one single reference in that article to the priest having referred to the deceased in "glowing terms" so maybe you posted the wrong article?

hardCopy

Hammer89 wrote: »

Why is everyone being coy? The tailor isn't going to come after you.

"The Tailor" Dublin's latest supercriminal, so named because he lines people in chalk.