Haladmirer wrote: » Because they are mostly jackeens And Dublin would have traditionally had more Brits than rest of the country
AmberGold wrote: » Having a bit of a poke around Barhain media to see how they’re reacting to the news of DK over there, they’ve one publication Gulf Daily News which lists a number of MTK press release type articles on its site as well as a report of the Regency killing.http://www.gdnonline.com/Details/823989http://www.gdnonline.com/Details/822998http://www.gdnonline.com/Details/64476 You’d think at this point they’d have joined the dots over there especially for a country that carries the death penalty for drugs possession with intent to resell.
double jobbing wrote: » I wonder do the lads recreationally use their own gear in these places with no fear of the law, given the mad punishments a Joe Soap would face if caught with same. David Byrne had canabis and coke in his system at the regency
MickyPearse wrote: » Defo the second one. Pure lunatic. Involved in all sorts of armed robberies back in the day. For such a loose cannon I'm suprised we dont hear much about him
Figel Narage wrote: » When's Brian Rattigan getting out does anyone know? Is he not gonna have the grim reaper hanging over him every day until some of the winning side in the feud finish him off? I keep hearing how he still has a gang but why would anyone want to associate with him when he has such powerful people who have grudges against him. Unless it's all family/very close friend links like the hutches but if not, why would anyone risk the heat of associating themselves with him?
double jobbing wrote: » Dublin has always been funny with first names and all. Names like George, Freddie, Albert, Wesley, Derek, Audrey and Miriam would be quite common in Dublin among people of a Catholic background, at least among people born before the 90's. Down the sticks or up the North if you met anyone of these names you would bet your house they were a Protestant. Then there's names popular down the country that would be all but unheard of among native born Dubs- Malachy, Bronagh, Brid/ Breege (a truly horrible name tbf), names like Cornelius (Con) and Jeremiah (usually cut to Jerry) are very common among older lads in Munster for some reason. Another strange one is the name Norma is ridiculously popular among women, even young enough ones, in Cork. Horrid planter name that shouldn't be allowed for anybody under the age of 80.
TruthHurts1 wrote: » Brian Rattigan has no issues with the kinahans and (for now) has buried the hatchet in the crumlin fued. He's getting out to a new life and potentially a new lucrative (same old) career.
The enlightened one wrote: » I know more about encryption and the related technology than you ever will. I also know more about surveillance and counter surveillance than you ever will. However, I am not one to stick around where I'm not wanted. I won't share anything else here in future. Keep believing everyone is a rat.
Banana Republic. wrote: » Keep posting there’s posters here whose only contribution is to try ruin someone else’s input or chat. Some forget that everyone doesn’t have to live in the areas to part of be interested in the thread. Ignore them they are only online bullies and dream of being a MOD.
NewMan1982 wrote: » I think most people’s issue with your posts is that you give off the impression of someone in the know when in reality you are just posting your own musings. You’ve been caught out a few times and had to backtrack.
Notdeco wrote: » You obviously don't understand ythe Underworld, if stopped and questioned and phones taken off them. Said phone and number would be dumped. You're a funny guy with your posts. I like your input, BTW. Don't stop posting, it's good to talk.
Figel Narage wrote: » I see, I imagine it would be hard for him to forget whats happened with his brother being killed and all his friends. Does he get his drugs off the Kinahans I wonder? Could potentially be another person who forgets vengeance for money, although with the rep Freddie Thompson and his crew has and along with the last murder relating to that feud being in 2016, I wouldn't trust them for a second if I was King Rat
Don Logan wrote: » Has there ever been any known attempts on Mr Bigs life at all?
Mago MVP wrote: » Never heard of one
patsy004 wrote: » I'm not someone in the know either but love following this thread. Watching the arrest of Mad Dog this morning, its seems that all the players, BIG and small in the drugs supply industry live in really basic houses, in really ****ty estates. Why is this, if it is so lucrative? Even the infamous Mr Big can't relax in his bullet proof but basic house? Anyone can live in these estates if they put their name down without having to resort to killing people. CP lives in a caravan in a yard? Like any other traveller. Where are the rewards for the risk to their lives? Must admit it has really put me off being a drugs baron lol
Thesiger wrote: » CAB gonna want to take any mansions right off them. Having said that Big himself lives in what would be regarded as a solid middle-class dwelling, and according to some on here has a string of properties stretching from Marino to Swords.