"The viper" Foley strikes in Loughshinny

briany · 09-05-2009 07:30PM #1

(Ex?) Criminal Martin "The Viper" foley, now a debt collecter of sorts I'm told has been harassing a man in loughshinny (where i live), into paying back a debt of 90,000 euros. The tactic hes using is to send a gang of goons in with placards in mock prostest fashion outside his house calling on him to pay back. Anyone know if this is a normal tactic??

SoupyNorman · 09-05-2009 07:33PM

loughshinny

LOL

Biggins · 09-05-2009 07:34PM

Guess some people don't change if this is true.
Raises the question, what legal powers are there to stop this possible type of gurrier from operating as a loan shark debt collector and do any laws need to be further drawn up and/or tightened?

The Pontiac · 09-05-2009 07:39PM

It great giving these cnuts names like 'The Viper', et al. Must come in fierce handy when the poor misfortune of a man in debt, asks who's calling for the money? It's THE VIPER.

Cheers Paul Williams.

mikemac · 09-05-2009 07:42PM

zudo wrote: »

It great giving these cnuts names like 'The Viper', et al. Must come in fierce handy when the poor misfortune of a man in debt, asks who's calling for the money? It's THE VIPER.

Cheers Paul Williams.

I thought it was Veronica Guerin and the Sunday Independent that started that nickname. They couldn't name him for legal reasons so they had to use a nickname. As they did with other criminals

Or are you sure it was Paul Williams, I'm happy to be corrected.
I realy don't think it was Paul Williams

PirateShampoo · 09-05-2009 07:47PM

If somebody owed you 90k and refused to give it back, how far would you go?

The Pontiac · 09-05-2009 07:48PM

mikemac wrote: »

I thought it was Veronica Guerin and the Sunday Independent that started that nickname. They couldn't name him for legal reasons so they had to use a nickname. As they did with other criminals

Or are you sure it was Paul Williams, I'm happy to be corrected.
I realy don't think it was Paul Williams

I stand to be corrected in 'The Viper' been named by Paul Williams. But glorifying the prick as a Godfather in all those books he writes, and aricles he writes doesn't help.

I'm sure they can print the name Martin Foley now.

Abi · 09-05-2009 07:56PM

briany wrote: »

(Ex?) Criminal Martin "The Viper" foley, now a debt collecter of sorts I'm told has been harassing a man in loughshinny (where i live), into paying back a debt of 90,000 euros. The tactic hes using is to send a gang of goons in with placards in mock prostest fashion outside his house calling on him to pay back. Anyone know if this is a normal tactic??

Just pay the man already :rolleyes:

However, if you find yourself in financial difficulty as a result of economic downturn - These people could always send him a very stern letter on your behalf.

Best of luck! :pac:

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meathstevie · 09-05-2009 07:57PM

If your man feels intimidated by the "protest" on more than one occassion he could actually try and file a complaint for harassment. Trying to recover a debt would give the one trying to recover it some leeway before you could speak of harassment ( phonecalls, letters, getting a solicitor involved etc ) but staging a public gathering in front a house or premises would hardly be deemed to be acceptable by most district court judges. Would the debt be subject to a dispute about goods or services delivered ?

seanybiker · 09-05-2009 08:01PM

PirateShampoo wrote: »

If somebody owed you 90k and refused to give it back, how far would you go?

I would go mental. Do more than hold a fake protest.

Darragh29 · 09-05-2009 08:04PM

This Viper character makes me laugh. Some day soon he'll yank the chain of the wrong c*nt who will be a Padraig Nally type of a character and take out a shotgun from behind the hall door and blow this c*nts head clean off his neck.

When the trial comes along, what better defence could you ask for, than to be able to say that one of Ireland's most well known criminals was calling to your home and harrassing you.

This guy thinks he is untouchable but I'd say soon enough he'll put it up to the wrong c*nt who will blow his f*cking head off.

tribulus · 09-05-2009 08:07PM

Darragh29 wrote: »

This Viper character makes me laugh. Some day soon he'll yank the chain of the wrong c*nt who will be a Padraig Nally type of a character and take out a shotgun from behind the hall door and blow this c*nts head clean off his neck.

When the trial comes along, what better defence could you ask for, than to be able to say that one of Ireland's most well known criminals was calling to your home and harrassing you.

This guy thinks he is untouchable but I'd say soon enough he'll put it up to the wrong c*nt who will blow his f*cking head off.

Oddly enough though if Paul Williams is correct, he's already survied several attempts on his life!

mikemac · 09-05-2009 08:08PM

Well he's survived a few assassination attempts so far, maybe he can't be killed :eek:

Abi · 09-05-2009 08:19PM

They just need to change their angle. Sending a bunch of goons after him is pointless. His modus operandi is well known, and seeing as he is comfortable with killing women - I think it would be poetic justice for a woman to do the job.

Air bubble into the vain ftw :pac:

ronnie3585 · 09-05-2009 08:29PM

Is this the guy;
http://file048b.bebo.com/2/large/2009/01/06/21/4549639646a9811785121l.jpg

Snowie · 09-05-2009 08:31PM

I wouldnt know im not in dept :cool::D:pac:

How ever if some one owed me money i dunno what i can do

Useually they threatin them but then hed get into trouble over it....... its very clever....

4zn76tysfajdxp · 09-05-2009 08:33PM

ronnie3585 wrote: »

Is this the guy;
http://file048b.bebo.com/2/large/2009/01/06/21/4549639646a9811785121l.jpg

Does he bite like a shnake?

ronnie3585 · 09-05-2009 08:35PM

Dylan Flabby Toothpaste wrote: »

Does he bite like a shnake?

I believe so. A right schlippery b*stard altogether.

4zn76tysfajdxp · 09-05-2009 08:40PM

ronnie3585 wrote: »

I believe so. A right schlippery b*stard altogether.

I heard his auld lady has worms.

Darragh29 · 09-05-2009 08:52PM

tribulus wrote: »

Oddly enough though if Paul Williams is correct, he's already survied several attempts on his life!

mikemac wrote: »

Well he's survived a few assassination attempts so far, maybe he can't be killed :eek:

That's my very point! I remember in every school I went to, there was a "hard man" like Foley who walked around with a big "hard man" attitude. Equally, there was always a quiet guy who he'd cross and the quiet guy would usually end up some day having enough and then kicking ten colours of f*ck out of the hard man.

This is what will eventually happen Foley, the "hard man" brand has obviously gone to his head and it's usually when this happens and folks like him think that they are invincible, that next thing they know, they're brown bread...

Shacklebolt · 09-05-2009 09:16PM

Dylan Flabby Toothpaste wrote: »

I heard his auld lady has worms.

Thats not what she said last night... In bed.... Havin' sex.

SoWatchaWant · 09-05-2009 10:32PM

Only shnakes he knows is shnakes and ladders.

Shacklebolt · 09-05-2009 11:47PM

SoWatchaWant wrote: »

Only shnakes he knows is shnakes and ladders.

He gave me a bite to the eye once, fighting down at the alley.

Swinford is really putting itself on the map with the Hardy Bucks and the infamous wikipedia article.

Joey the lips · 10-05-2009 12:05AM

briany wrote: »

(Ex?) Criminal Martin "The Viper" foley, now a debt collecter of sorts I'm told has been harassing a man in loughshinny (where i live), into paying back a debt of 90,000 euros. The tactic hes using is to send a gang of goons in with placards in mock prostest fashion outside his house calling on him to pay back. Anyone know if this is a normal tactic??

anybody dumb enough to borrow 90000 of martin foley and not pay it back is lucky only to be getting a placcard protest!

Terry · 10-05-2009 12:08AM

This is hearsay.
If you can provide any evidence of this, I will gladly open the thread again.

"The viper" Foley strikes in Loughshinny

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