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

arayess

flanzer wrote: »

So The Indo have exclusive footage of The Monk at his brothers funeral.

Like, seriously, where else would he be? On the fookin' Caribbean?!

Such gutter news reporting. I'd say Paul Williams is tugging himself raw right now

I'd say he is saving himself for tonight's late late so the whole country can watch him give Tubridy the money shot live.

Fish out of water

Anybody at the funeral?

DEFTLEFTHAND

NIMAN wrote: »

Could someone explain something to me?

So at the funeral Eddie Hutch's family called for no retaliation.

But isn't it likely that any retaliation will come from the Hutch family themselves? Why make the appeal public, instead of turning to his surviving brother The Monk and saying "we don't want any retaliation for this".

The Kinahan's will come at them again is my bet. Gardai have already warned the suspected shooters from the Regency that their lives are in danger. It's a scary time for people in that family, the Kinahan's have shown that you don't you even need to be involved in crime to become a target.

Sunnyisland

NIMAN wrote: »

Could someone explain something to me?

So at the funeral Eddie Hutch's family called for no retaliation.

But isn't it likely that any retaliation will come from the Hutch family themselves? Why make the appeal public, instead of turning to his surviving brother The Monk and saying "we don't want any retaliation for this".

Publicity exercise, moving themselves away from the firing line ? Meanwhile outback in a room with a single bulb hanging from a grimy ceiling, the priest is making his retaliation plans...

bigroad

I don't the Garda are sure it was the Hutch gang that were involved in the Regency shooting.
Is their a third party at play here setting the two against each other.
If the two gangs wipe out each other than said third party can take over.
Just a thought.

222233

I resent any publicity of/at todays funeral, I don't feel there should have been any media there, Eddie Hutch had no known involvement in crime, simply an innocent life taken and he deserved to be remembered for that.

I simply don't see why anyone aside from the grieving family should care or deserve to know as to whether or not The Monk is in the country.

bigroad

At least they had respect not to put on a circus like the other lot.

bigroad

bigroad wrote: »

At least they had respect not to put on a circus like the other lot.

Exactly!
The Kinahan paid service was a "look how powerful we are" show not a funeral!

I'm sure the Monk was glad there was plenty of media and Gardai attention at this funeral so he could attend it!
its not as if they have to hide anything about what the murdered brother of the monk did.

Sunnyisland

Way of topic, sorry but

Why is there no gangland killings in Cork or Galway ? Not like Limerick or Dublin. ?

haveringchick

222233 wrote: »

I resent any publicity of/at todays funeral, I don't feel there should have been any media there, Eddie Hutch had no known involvement in crime, simply an innocent life taken and he deserved to be remembered for that.

I simply don't see why anyone aside from the grieving family should care or deserve to know as to whether or not The Monk is in the country.

It's in the public interest because the Hutch family (not the deceased but close family)are guilty of handling huge amounts of illegal drugs for financial gain, spreading misery and death across the city and country, and have been involved in executions of people who have crossed them, most recently in a hotel full of people including children in the middle of the afternoon.
Plus taxpayers money is being spent on Gardai at this funeral in order to prevent further bloodspill
The threat to innocent law abiding people going about their business is increasing
So yes coverage of this funeral is entirely appropriate

Canterelle

realies wrote: »

Way of topic, sorry but

Why is there no gangland killings in Cork or Galway ? Not like Limerick or Dublin. ?

It could be arranged....

jimgoose

realies wrote: »

Way of topic, sorry but

Why is there no gangland killings in Cork or Galway ? Not like Limerick or Dublin. ?

To paraphrase Orwell, people sleep peacefully in their beds in Limerick at night because rough men from the Detectives did violence on their behalf. The same is needed in Dublin.

Sunnyisland

haveringchick wrote: »

It's in the public interest because the Hutch family (not the deceased but close family)are guilty of handling huge amounts of illegal drugs for financial gain, spreading misery and death across the city and country, and have been involved in executions of people who have crossed them, most recently in a hotel full of people including children in the middle of the afternoon.
Plus taxpayers money is being spent on Gardai at this funeral in order to prevent further bloodspill
The threat to innocent law abiding people going about their business is increasing
So yes coverage of this funeral is entirely appropriate

Totally agree, the way some of the media is going on you would think the hutch family were a gang of preachers, They were/are one of the biggest crime family's in the state as bad as the kinahan gang.

DEFTLEFTHAND

I was reading up a bit about about Christy Kinahan Sr and it's obvious to see how they became so big. He's not your common braindead street thug, the guy speaks three languages, holds two separate university degrees and is regarded as a criminal law expert.

If only he had put his intelligence into legitimate projects he could have got on well in the world without the crime.

FalconGirl

I feel sorry for the deceased and wider Hutch family here.Obviously there are some bad eggs but also many of them have no connection to criminality and are hard working and law abiding citizens. Just carrying the name as has been proven could make them a target.

The powerful Kinihan Cartel are believed to behind many murders.

Rugbymad96

Anyone else sick of hear the Jonathan's described as a cartel??the real Mexican and Colombian cartels would walk over the likes kinahan and his scumbag mates

dashdoll

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

I was reading up a bit about about Christy Kinahan Sr and it's obvious to see how they became so big. He's not your common braindead street thug, the guy speaks three languages, holds two separate university degrees and is regarded as a criminal law expert.

If only he had put his intelligence into legitimate projects he could have got on well in the world without the crime.

Big deal, no doubt he got his qualifications paid for by the State while in prison while some poor teenager out of school can't afford to go to college....makes my blood boil.

222233

haveringchick wrote: »

It's in the public interest because the Hutch family (not the deceased but close family)are guilty of handling huge amounts of illegal drugs for financial gain, spreading misery and death across the city and country, and have been involved in executions of people who have crossed them, most recently in a hotel full of people including children in the middle of the afternoon.
Plus taxpayers money is being spent on Gardai at this funeral in order to prevent further bloodspill
The threat to innocent law abiding people going about their business is increasing
So yes coverage of this funeral is entirely appropriate

So when the local drug dealer or drug taker who funds such operations down the road from your houses' innocent nan dies it's in public interest to broadcast the funeral?

Sunnyisland

222233 wrote: »

So when the local drug dealer or drug taker who funds such operations down the road from your houses' innocent nan dies it's in public interest to broadcast the funeral?

In all fairness we have never seen such funerals like this before in the state re gangland,and with the massive Garda precence and two murders in four days , it was all a bit much.

Sunnyisland

Rugbymad96 wrote: »

Anyone else sick of hear the Jonathan's described as a cartel??the real Mexican and Colombian cartels would walk over the likes kinahan and his scumbag mates

You write that as if it's something to be proud of,

The cahills the dunnes the dundons the Cunninghams the hutches the kinahans,John gilligan,the penguins and countless others, my apologies if I left someone out and hurt there egos

There all the same, gangsters criminals, just in it for the money and getting it anyway they can illegally and not letting anyone get in there way of there pursuit of it either.

Sunnyisland

And no doubt we will have. p Williams on the late late tonight telling us all that there evil bastards,scumbags never seen the likes of them before etc etc all the while he trying to write his book before someone else pips him to the post.

haveringchick

222233 wrote: »

So when the local drug dealer or drug taker who funds such operations down the road from your houses' innocent nan dies it's in public interest to broadcast the funeral?

No. Those people are at the bottom of the revolting food chain and are victims of the Hutches and the Kinihans of this world.
The Kinihans in particular put on a spectacular display this week in part to goad the Criminal Justice system.

PEACEBROTHER

Hutches funeral seemed a " normal inner city dublin " in comparison to the the Byrnes one
Which has a show of power ( money = power )

sonofenoch

Rugbymad96 wrote: »

Anyone else sick of hear the Jonathan's described as a cartel??the real Mexican and Colombian cartels would walk over the likes kinahan and his scumbag mates

Mu cartel daddy is bigger than your cartel daddy...

blinding

Maybe the Gangsters should be charged very large amounts for the Funerals.

They are business people of sorts. If something costs them too much they will stop doing it.

HeidiHeidi

blinding wrote: »

Maybe the Gangsters should be charged very large amounts for the Funerals.

They are business people of sorts. If something costs them too much they will stop doing it.

I'd have said that the (rumoured) 200K that the first funeral cost was a very large amount indeed :eek:

Sunnyisland

blinding wrote: »

Maybe the Gangsters should be charged very large amounts for the Funerals.

They are business people of sorts. If something costs them too much they will stop doing it.

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

I'd have said that the (rumoured) 200K that the first funeral cost was a very large amount indeed :eek:

Well as the funeral homes are businesses to they are not going to price themselves out of the market ? There will always be someone or some business who will step up and do it.

iguana

realies wrote: »

Way of topic, sorry but

Why is there no gangland killings in Cork or Galway ? Not like Limerick or Dublin. ?

Since the first gangland killing in Ireland happened in Cork and there have been at least 5 more there since then, that city is hardly immune to it.

Sunnyisland

iguana wrote: »

Since the first gangland killing in Ireland happened in Cork and there have been at least 5 more there since then, that city is hardly immune to it.

When was that then ?

And I never said it was immune to them but they are very far and few between, considering there are many major criminals living down that way.

end of the road

haveringchick wrote: »

It's in the public interest because the Hutch family (not the deceased but close family)are guilty of handling huge amounts of illegal drugs for financial gain, spreading misery and death across the city and country, and have been involved in executions of people who have crossed them, most recently in a hotel full of people including children in the middle of the afternoon.
Plus taxpayers money is being spent on Gardai at this funeral in order to prevent further bloodspill
The threat to innocent law abiding people going about their business is increasing
So yes coverage of this funeral is entirely appropriate

the people choose to take the drugs and therefore are responsible for their situation. i feel sorry for them being addicted but it was their choice originally. this type of gutter press reporting is not in the "public interest" . it exists to sell papers (god knows why it sells)