Muahahaha wrote: » Yeah could definitely see the Africans coming onto the scene within the next few years, they're getting to that age now and dealing in their own communities. I wonder might the Albanians ever try to muscle in on the Irish drug trade. Was reading up on them and they're now the dominant force in the cocaine trade across the UK. Tens of thousands of them showed up on the UK borders after the 1991 Yugoslav war with no passports and they all claimed to be Kosovan, British immigration was swamped and let them all in only realising their mistake years later. The first generation of Albanians quickly controlled the London prostitution scene by trafficking women and now this generation not only controls the cocaine trade but also the supply lines from South America. They're buying direct from Colombia for as low as £4,000 a kilo and they've taken control of the UK market by making the street price of cocaine actually go down while the purity has gone up. Rival gangs were buying wholesale for £22,000 a kilo from the Netherlands and couldnt compete with how the Albanians did it. The only place left in the UK that the Albanians dont control is Liverpool where they're being kept out by local gangs (for now). The Met have said in the last few years they have 'Uber-ised' the retail cocaine trade, deals are done on Snapchat and then some Albanian kid delivers it on a moped. The main gang Hellbanianz had over 115,000 Instgram followers till the account got shut down, it was full of lads in Ferraris and Bentleys and they're only the street level operations, further up the chain is Albanians who have direct links to the South American cartels and ship thousands of kilos from them. Good article on them here
adamandeve wrote: » Maybe its been explained here already and I haven't read
Gucci flip flops wrote: » The people that are posting ****e are not from dublin there culchies u can hear there accent trough the way they type ����
JMMCapital wrote: » Have any criminals ever actually turned there lives around?
Brawler666 wrote: » Ffs I said at the start I got the initials wrong and thought it was someone else and then was told I'm bull****ting I gave u the name of which u wanted because u thought I was lying. Now u know I'm not so go away ya troll. What have u got to bring? And as I said before I couldn't give a **** who takes the piss. I know what I know and won't be sharing again. Especially after pm someone and they put the name on the thread. Joke!!!
Thesiger wrote: » You should watch some of Michael Franzese’s videos on YouTube.
Omackeral wrote: » Mate, ask questions but don't go on like you already know the answers. Someone jokingly said the initals ''JI'' and you were going on like you knew who they were on about. Asking were they from Coolock etc. You hadn't a clue. You made a show of yourself to be honest. So don't be saying it's gone to dirt when it's you posting pony.
adamandeve wrote: » First time poster and all that! What I don't get is why this played out the way it did in ardoyne of all places? Maybe its been explained here already and I haven't read,the guy that owed the money was from the area fair enough but I'm sure there was plenty of debts and opportunities to get at him in the south?
Ucntcme wrote: » poor auld gerry nearly made true unscathed only for the nephews he'd be living a happy care free life retiring in lanzarote
spider baby 172 wrote: » same with Christy senior but he is still safe enough wherever he is I suppose
NewMan1982 wrote: » What do people think would have been the outcome had they taken Daniel out that day?
Norrie7 wrote: » First ever gangland shooting was Michael Crinnion in Cork in 1995
1968 wrote: » The first in Cork you mean?
AlCapone1 wrote: » He was said to be the country’s first gangland killing if you look it up but i don’t know if that’s true
Made in China 2040 wrote: » You really think that, cancer was going to get him, Gary anyway knew too much, he has set up so many before and after Garys murder. High price has been paid, re relatives dead, but by god the regancy had to be done, as they sent Cumberton and another to kill him in lazorate in December 2015.
1968 wrote: » Nah, there were some definite gangland hits (as we know them today) in Dublin going back to the early 1980s.https://comeheretome.com/2020/04/08/gangland-murders-in-dublin-1970s-80s/ Michael Crinnionin in 1996 seems to have been the first in Cork though but I don't know too much about the city's history.
Thesiger wrote: » Is George Mitchell still involved or retired?
bigpink wrote: » Anyone know of Jim o Brien from Limerick former pub owner is still a big player in the drug trade?
