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Aaron Brady Guilty as charged

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Aaron Brady has been found guilty of the capital murder of Det Garda Adrian Donohoe in Louth in 2013.

On Monday, Brady, of New Road, Crossmaglen, Co Armagh, was found guilty of robbing approximately €7,000 in cash and cheques outside the Lordship Credit Union in January 2013.

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Infernal Racket

Hangdogroad wrote: »

I get the feeling a lot of posters are disappointed at the verdict.

Not a lot, just a few very obvious who don't really know what they're talking about. Overall, if imagine the vast majority of the country are happy with the verdict and will be even happier when the rest are rounded up too.

walshb

Hangdogroad wrote: »

I get the feeling a lot of posters are disappointed at the verdict.

And why? Very odd...

A killer taken off the streets...

And I’m not falling for the whole “unhappy because the verdict seems unsafe.”

Calahonda52

Hangdogroad wrote: »

I get the feeling a lot of posters are disappointed at the verdict.

Welcome to social media and all the ailments that go with it.

petronius

It is good that he had his days in court and received justice.
Despite the forces faults we are lucky to have the gardai
who put themselves in danger to protect us

MrSanchez

Sorry not sure if I missed it but is there anything linking that scumbag Brady to the ira or Sinn Fein? Like any online posts or articles, I can’t find any atm

Edgware

tayto lover wrote: »

Well the border area where I live in N. Louth is a much safer place with this piece of **** locked up. His gang have fled the coop too but will soon be picked up. Locals are absolutely delighted.

Exactly. There are thousands of decent people from Dundalk to Crossmaglen and all across the Cooleys. These people just want to lead decent lives and rear their families.Thugs like Brady and co have benefited from the border and an absence of proper policing over the years. Cooperation between the P.S.N.I. and the Garda played a big part in this investigation.

Edgware

skooterblue2 wrote: »

I hope when he gets out, President Brooklyn Beckham will have married his 18 wife Jardan Kardashian (gender unspecified and grandchild of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West).

Do we need old man Beckham with his finger on the button?

Charles Babbage

bigpink wrote: »

Is there major GAA involvement in helping this guy escape?

There is no GAA involvement in helping this guy escape.
You might as well say that Aer Lingus were involved as they fly to New York, I also heard rumours that he was a member of Netflix.

Ash.J.Williams

Charles Babbage wrote: »

There is no GAA involvement in helping this guy escape.
You might as well say that Aer Lingus were involved as they fly to New York, I also heard rumours that he was a member of Netflix.

Omg carol baskin smuggled him out in a leopard skin

[Deleted User]

MrSanchez wrote: »

Sorry not sure if I missed it but is there anything linking that scumbag Brady to the ira or Sinn Fein? Like any online posts or articles, I can’t find any atm

https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/garda-killer-aaron-brady-gang-22510556

I think we can safely read between the lines and the reality that diesel laundering around the border is the remit of certain groups

Mardy Bum

Charles Babbage wrote: »

There is no GAA involvement in helping this guy escape.
You might as well say that Aer Lingus were involved as they fly to New York, I also heard rumours that he was a member of Netflix.

https://www.irishecho.com/2016/05/crossmaglen-reaches-across-the-atlantic/

Interesting trip from the club chairman.

pgj2015

it doesn't look great that a former coach from Crossmaglen Rangers spoke up for him in court in 2017, im sure it was well known in the area that he was the suspect in the cold blooded killing of a guard. imagine putting in a good word for a piece of dirt like that.

neutral guy

If he could work for minimum wage 40 years he could have a lot more than he took that day.
5 guys involved took 7K in cash what is less than mnimum wage incomes per month.
He probably spent more for travel to USA than he took that day.
The most common problem that those guys has serious problems with maths.

Edgware

MrSanchez wrote: »

Sorry not sure if I missed it but is there anything linking that scumbag Brady to the ira or Sinn Fein? Like any online posts or articles, I can’t find any atm

If there was any hint of a subversive link he would have been sent to the Special Criminal Court for trial.
Now that all the evidence of witness intimidation has come out his accomplices may not get the benefit of a jury trial though. The Special Criminal Court can used if the D.P.P. thinks the ordinary courts aren't suitable

Sam Hain

neutral guy wrote: »

If he could work for minimum wage 40 years he could have a lot more than he took that day.
5 guys involved took 7K in cash what is less than mnimum wage incomes per month.
He probably spent more for travel to USA than he took that day.
The most common problem that those guys has serious problems with maths.

What a mental way to look at it and then to articulate it so poorly.

Jizique

timthumbni wrote: »

I see the bit where they said he was a prodigious gAA player. What is the name of Sam maguire has that got to do with anything? The reference also said he was “reliable and trustworthy” though so I would take that whole glowing report with a large dose of salt. Is it supposed to try and sway favour with a GAA loving judge?

Prodigious? He couldn’t even make the local club team

pgj2015

Jizique wrote: »

Prodigious? He couldn’t even make the local club team

and as if its that hard to get on an u 21 club team.

ChikiChiki

pgj2015 wrote: »

and as if its that hard to get on an u 21 club team.

There's a normal U21 club team then there is the Crossmaglen machine.

I'd wager its pretty hard.

Jizique

ChikiChiki wrote: »

There's a normal U21 club team then there is the Crossmaglen machine.

I'd wager its pretty hard.

Not when the auld fella is chairman

Sam Hain

ChikiChiki wrote: »

There's a normal U21 club team then there is the Crossmaglen machine.

I'd wager its pretty hard.

Well, you'd be wrong.

Spanish Eyes

It is over now. No amount of rants or whatever will change the verdict.

It was a great thing that this piece of scumbaggery was convicted. Thankfully. And hopefully his cohorts will be found eventually.

Great day for this country and justice for the murder of a Garda aswell. May Garda Donohue rest in peace now.

nuac

Any comments here on the reports of witness intimidation?

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Charles Babbage

pgj2015 wrote: »

it doesn't look great that a former coach from Crossmaglen Rangers spoke up for him in court in 2017, im sure it was well known in the area that he was the suspect in the cold blooded killing of a guard. imagine putting in a good word for a piece of dirt like that.

This is not reasonable, you had the same crap stated about Mickey Harte.

If someone asks me for a reference then I provide a factual reference stating the things that I know about, that is my duty to the court. It is not my duty to alter the facts of different events because I think you did a bad thing, quite the opposite. Tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth and let the court decide.

Spanish Eyes

Nothing will change the verdict so what are people worried about.

whiskeyman

Nothing really much new from Prime Time.
Thought it would have reviewed more of the evidence.

It did mention a fair bit about the other gang members though. Will be interesting to see when a move will be made to bring them in, if the evidence is there.

[Deleted User]

Didn’t seem to be any suggestion he was a dissident on Prime Time, more that there is a young generation of lawless scumbags around south Armagh.

timthumbni

Charles Babbage wrote: »

This is not reasonable, you had the same crap stated about Mickey Harte.

If someone asks me for a reference then I provide a factual reference stating the things that I know about, that is my duty to the court. It is not my duty to alter the facts of different events because I think you did a bad thing, quite the opposite. Tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth and let the court decide.

Really? You don’t have any duty to give a reference in the first place. It seems really strange that the reference would include how good a Gaa player they were. What relevance has that got to do with anything when up for a charge of car theft, violence, murder or rape for example? I’m not just referring to this case btw.

I know if I was asked to provide a character reference for someone charged and quite obviously guilty of a serious criminal offence I would decline to say well imo he was a lovely lad, great at the gaa, and very good at crosswords.

timthumbni

Sunny Disposition wrote: »

Didn’t seem to be any suggestion he was a dissident on Prime Time, more that there is a young generation of lawless scumbags around south Armagh.

Lawless? South Armagh? Next thing they will be saying that there is an issue with joyriding in republican west Belfast. Crazy times.

PCeeeee

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Nothing will change the verdict so what are people worried about.

I'm worried about the appeal.

I applaud tbe verdict

deisedevil

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Nothing will change the verdict so what are people worried about.

He can appeal it. The evidence used to convict him is incredibly weak and now theres rumours of witnesses being coerced into giving statements.

I really hope they have the right scumbag behind bars for it and I hope if they do he doesn't manage to get it overturned on an appeal.