MickyPearse wrote: » LB's sister is married to Bomber so that is how the Byrnes got so high. They would have been directly reporting to Bomber who would have been at the top of the table just below CK and JC. GH would not have seen himself below DK in the hierarchy. Probably what started their dispute.
Deco Barry wrote: » I know they wanted to pay respect in all that but there were dozens of people at david byrnes funeral that the gardai had no idea were cartel members for example Declan Brady who the papers nicknamed mr nobody,they should have just stayed away
ballsdeep69 wrote: » https://twitter.com/98FM/status/1271779879240032257?s=19
ratindubai123 wrote: » Ridiculous trying to put a structure on it really but if you had to. 1. CK 2. JC 3. BK 4. DK 5. GH 6. Jnr (....) 7. Fred 8. Ricer 9. GK 10. LB Something like that - probably missed one or two.
Justanoseygit wrote: » None of us will ever know, but here’s my formation Christy Kinahan (Retired) John Cunningham (Retired) Daniel Kinahan Christy Kinahan Jnr Bomber Kavanagh James Mulvey Garry Hutch (Deceased) Sean McGovern Liam Byrne David Byrne (Deceased) Ross Browning Gerard Kavanagh (Deceased) Paul Rice Freddy Thompson Liam Roe with all of these strikers on the bench Johnny Keogh James Quinn Gary Finnegan Paddy Doyle (Deceased) Eamonn Cumberton Nicky McConnell Mago Gately (Transferred) Granted, that formation wouldn’t win an All Ireland Final, but they could likely fill Croke Park with their ‘victims’.
bigsuge1 wrote: » The Byrnes, Fat Fred and Bop are cousins, Bomber is LB brother in law and Mcgovern is/was Liams best friend so it’s easy to see how they all link up but with Gary’s patch mainly being the North Inner City and him spending a fair bit of time in jail from 01-06 if I recall, he must have done his fair share of proving himself to the cartel to get as trusted and rank as high as he was I assume. Was he well liked in and around Dublin or someone the average joe would have been best avoiding?
bigsuge1 wrote: » The Byrnes, Fat Fred and Bop are cousins
AmberGold wrote: » Can't imagine with all the resources at the Bahrain Royals disposal they'd be into washing cash for scum. Their leader Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa has done a lot for womens rights and is progressive. If the UAE boot him that's it in the region, he'll be off to Somalia next.
At a briefing at the Mansion House in Dublin, she called on the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) to condemn the sentences handed down to the doctors yesterday. “It’s not like the jails or prison in the modern world where a criminal goes in and gets rehabilitation,” Dr Dhaif said. “It is a facility used to punish and torture people. People are punished there for freedom of expression.
Figel Narage wrote: » There you go. He was probably fairly high up as well, not Bomber level but still high upThere's probably more who we don't know about so ranking it all is a task even for the police
Muahahaha wrote: » I think there has to be a fair few more than just the 10 or 12 named as being in the structure here, there is more under the hood. The FBI and DEA put Danial AND 27 of his associates on their narco terrorist list. My guess is that the FBI & DEA are not interested in your regular kind of foot soldier and those 27 are all serious players in his gang. Not sure if it was here I read it but pretty sure it was said that DEA agents operating out of the American embassy in Dubai showed up to Daniels wedding. I wonder how that went down because presumably his wedding would have been in a private suite of a 5 star hotel with armed security checking everyone on the door. I doubt the DEA were there dressed up as waiters and barmen, its not their style. Id say they just went straight up, flashed the badge and said we're here for the wedding and they had to be let in. They were probably standing there for the evening sticking out like a sore thumb at an Irish gangland wedding, observing everything and everyone and even taking photos as they pleased. Its probably a fair bet that the 27 associates that are on their nacro terrorist list now were all at that wedding.
Figel Narage wrote: » In the Cartel book it seemed like his cousin (Eddie Hutches deceased son)and a guy called Cervi got involved with the Kinahans and through them that's how he got into contact with the Kinahan's and then developed a relationship from there
Haladmirer wrote: » GH wasn't that high up He was a soldier like Freddie and paddy Doyle and only after college green and giving the proceeds to dk he thought and was let think he was higher up
Un happy in rush wrote: » He was definitely a step above them two
Haladmirer wrote: » Bouncer
Figel Narage wrote: » I'd say Paddy Doyle was respected more so then the guys he hung around with like GH and Freddie Thompson when he was alive anyway as he seemed to be a trusted associate of Colin Smith who would have been head of the Liverpool Cartel. Gary may have surpassed him after his death. Again I don't know for certain though, all from what I've read
Un happy in rush wrote: » Wasn't paddy telling detectives here about wanting to get out of all that stuff
PLATOBONG wrote: » In the present cartel list where does matthew M ( sounds like cacklin) fit in ?
ratindubai123 wrote: » Nowhere. Purposely oblivious to it all.
PLATOBONG wrote: » The whistleblower keeps bringing him up
ratindubai123 wrote: » Because he was a respected sports person and sold himself out to DK. Whistleblower criticises him for turning a blind eye to the serious crime side of things. But MM himself has no actual involvement in serious crime - probably facilitates money laundering such as the MTK business etc. But 100% not involved in drugs / arms trafficking etc.
Figel Narage wrote: » I'd say Paddy Doyle was respected more so then the guys he hung around with like GH and Freddie Thompson when he was alive anyway as he seemed to be a trusted associate of Colin Smith who would have been head of the Liverpool Cartel.
Prisoner 0922156 wrote: » Well the Irish Sun are making sure they keep the pressure on, guilty or not.https://www.thesun.ie/news/5536047/daniel-kinahan-person-of-interest-three-murder-plots/