tomofson wrote: » Yeah thats the first one i heard him being suggested for, I did read in one report he may have done mad mickey too but I doubt that.
fred funk }{ wrote: » Brown bread.
tomofson wrote: » By any chance was he related to one of the murdered men in pearse street in which gary howard was convicted?
Mongfinder General wrote: » Is it RH?
Omackeral wrote: » Yes.
Atlantic Dawn wrote: » Would the area not have been saturated with Gardaí with the wake of the other shooting victim going on this evening only walking distance away from it?
tomofson wrote: » So two members of the same family where murdered eight years apart and both in january.
steve-collins wrote: » A relation of his was close to being whacked a while back when they stopped 4 men on route to kill him.
the sheriff is HERE wrote: » guards are stretched to the max, there's feuds within feud, feuding factions, using hitmen, from other factions, they're trying to protect lives, this is fcuking mental.
the sheriff is HERE wrote: » again, without naming names. the guy mad mickey tried to kill(he doesn't use phones Oliver Bond Street flats ) he was, or still is kinahan aligned? using hitmen from other side, shows how closely all these guys were.
the sheriff is HERE wrote: » using hitmen from other side, shows how closely all these guys were.
the sheriff is HERE wrote: » **** dublin criminal.
tomofson wrote: » Then thats related to the ballymun murders
Omackeral wrote: » Dublin City is small enough that all crims tend to know each other or at least know of each other. When they get stupid short sentences in prison, they just network and add to their contacts. It's mental. Plus there was plenty of overlapping until a few years back. It's ridiculously one sided at this stage.
Omackeral wrote: » Not neccesarily. His sister is or was dating a Hutch. That's enough of a reason.
TallGlass wrote: » I think the Garda are going to come in for some criticism on this one. Looks like they have been shown up, major funeral tomorrow and someone shot dead the night before.
hatrickpatrick wrote: » The complex is one of those [ shaped ones, with small side roads going the whole way around the back of it, a small gap between each of the blocks, and several large open areas behind it and leading off towards the canal, which would only take a jump over a wall to access. Would give a prospective assassin plenty of cover from which to observe the target's movements and get away in the ensuing confusion after shooting him.
splinter65 wrote: » I don’t know what it is you want the Gardai to do.