RIRA Man shot dead in broad daylight

Patrick2010 · 04-09-2012 02:10PM

Vicar in a tutu wrote: »

Something tells me you havent met people destroyed by drugs :rolleyes:

How do you know he done it personally ?

I feel so bad for the poor little rich drug pushers..

Yes, they had to share their drug profits with him or they'd get shot. So what did he actually work at over the years?

frag420 · 04-09-2012 02:11PM

Patrick2010 wrote: »

Think RVP was being ironic

ooops!!

04-09-2012 02:11PM

frag420 wrote: »

My bollix he did. Kindly? And they stopped too I would imagine? Just because he kindly told them to?

Im thinking this is the dummest post yet.................although there is some stiff competition.

I was being Sarcastic, you have a short memory lol.

tricky D · 04-09-2012 02:14PM

seamus wrote: »

By all accounts Ryan had fallen out with the RIRA people in Dublin and all of the drug dealers on the northside because he was attempting to take control. So whodunnit is an open question but whydunnit isn't.

Whodunnit isn't really that much an open question.

The prominent NW Dublin drugs gang were out for revenge for the murder of Sean Winters in Portmarnock almost exactly 2 years ago allegedly by the RIRA, among other matters to be settled. Then there's the other feud the RIRA have with the CIRA who want revenge for the murder of Liam Kenny, again among other matters to be settled. Hopefully it's a case of one or the other because a combination of the both would mean even greater future mayhem.

04-09-2012 02:16PM

But he was still a decent oul skin.
Loved this country.:rolleyes:

Amalgam · 04-09-2012 02:16PM

Vicar in a tutu wrote: »

How are they deluding themselves ?

Was he out robbing old womens handbags to pay for heroin?
Was he out breaking into peoples homes to fund drugs?

You're right. I apologise. After going over your posts I have to admit, I averted my gaze from the power and clarity, clear vision you have of this country and its values.

The man was a seer, if you will.. a Che Guevara for our troubled Dublin times. If he had been allowed to live, grannys would be safe. I hope many young people look up to him and follow his lead.

I'd like to get into the aul' extortion meself, but I don't have much time for it, after finishing a 'normal' day's work.. I just feel like having a cup of tea and watching the news.

Crooked Jack · 04-09-2012 02:17PM

Confab wrote: »

A terrorist killed, you say? One down, many to go. And I don't care what political party/dogma/religion they represent, they have to go.

YEAH!! We should kill all the people who think they have a right to kill.....wait a second

04-09-2012 02:18PM

Amalgam wrote: »

You're right. I apologise. After going over your posts I have to admit, I averted my gaze from the power and clarity, clear vision you have of this country and its values.

The man was a seer, if you will.. a Che Guevara for our troubled Dublin times. If he had been allowed to live, grannys would be safe. I hope many young people look up to him and follow his lead.

I'd like to get into the aul' extortion meself, but I don't have much time for it, after finishing a 'normal' day's work.. I just feel like having a cup of tea and watching the news.

I know you're being funny, but what's even funnier, they actually believe that, and sure if they pocket a few quid along the way, no loss.:pac:

davet82 · 04-09-2012 02:19PM

is there some kind of IRA cult going around brainwashing people??? i cant take some of the posters here seriously...

if you are extorting money in the name of the IRA from legitimate business and law abidding citizens its ok if you are a vigilante who hates drugs thats ok??

sure fcuk soceity and its rules, we'll all just make up our own as we go...

even if it was true that he was some sort of selfless crusader, two wrongs dont make a right!

Varied · 04-09-2012 02:19PM

Amazing, people celebrating the murder of someone, in the same breath accusing that someone of murder.

Amalgam · 04-09-2012 02:20PM

RVP 11 wrote: »

I know you're being funny, but what's even funnier, they actually believe that, and sure if they pocket a few quid along the way, no loss.:pac:

Sadly, I know that.. I've worked alongside a few 'characters' over the years, they don't recognise the state, but they recognise it enough to hobble down to collect the scratch and associated benefits, when it suits.

Valetta · 04-09-2012 02:24PM

.jacksparrow. wrote: »

If you knew anything about that case you would know the judge was on the verge of throwing it out
of court due to the gards lack of evidence.

Not because he was innocent then? :rolleyes:

04-09-2012 02:24PM

Amalgam wrote: »

Sadly, I know that.. I've worked alongside a few 'characters' over the years, they don't recognise the state, but they recognise it enough to hobble down to collect the scratch and associated benefits, when it suits.

And we doubt they love their country?

frag420 · 04-09-2012 02:25PM

Varied wrote: »

Amazing, people celebrating the murder of someone, in the same breath accusing that someone of murder.

Celebrating? I must have missed the cake and balloons on my way in.

What we normal folk are in fact saying is that when a dangerous, scumbag criminal is killed by similar we dont give a flying fook. All this chat about think of his mother, his family and friends. Was he thinking of the family of the innocent business people he was extorting protection money from?

Nah, I didnt think so.

ROT IN PEACE

Da Shins Kelly · 04-09-2012 02:26PM

I'm sure he wasn't any saint or anything, but revelling in a person's death is just disturbing.

04-09-2012 02:27PM

Valetta wrote: »

Not because he was innocent then? :rolleyes:

The words "lack of evidence" is an impulse response for them all they can't help it.
It was used about 20 times last night on the phoneshow.

Varied · 04-09-2012 02:29PM

RVP 11 wrote: »

The words "lack of evidence" is an impulse response for them all they can't help it.
It was used about 20 times last night on the phoneshow.

I'm glad you aren't a judge, let's hope you're not on a jury any time soon.

Lelantos · 04-09-2012 02:31PM

Da Shins Kelly wrote: »

I'm sure he wasn't any saint or anything, but revelling in a person's death is just disturbing.

When murders, tyrants & despots die, people rejoice

04-09-2012 02:32PM

Varied wrote: »

I'm glad you aren't a judge, let's hope you're not on a jury any time soon.

That's right, your kind despises Judges & Juries too.
The only argument his defenders put forward here was he was loved by many.
Yeah many a thug, who uses an organisation to justify their criminal actions.

One defender said last night, the Gardai helped kill him, because he couldnt carry a weapon to defend himself because they would pull him often.:pac:

Cienciano · 04-09-2012 02:32PM

Varied wrote: »

Amazing, people celebrating the murder of someone, in the same breath accusing that someone of murder.

And people mourning the murder of this guy, but celebrating the fact he murdered other people

Varied · 04-09-2012 02:33PM

RVP 11 wrote: »

That's right, your kind despises Judges & Juries too.

Only Keyboard judges that believe tabloid journalism is Gospel.

Vicar in a tutu · 04-09-2012 02:33PM

Cienciano wrote: »

And people mourning the murder of this guy, but celebrating the fact he murdered other people

How do you know he murdered anyone?

Crooked Jack · 04-09-2012 02:33PM

frag420 wrote: »

My bollix he did. Kindly? And they stopped too I would imagine? Just because he kindly told them to?

Im thinking this is the dummest post yet.................although there is some stiff competition.

Terrific.

04-09-2012 02:34PM

Varied wrote: »

Only Keyboard judges that believe tabloid journalism is Gospel.

Nice avoidance there of the rest of the post Mr Freedom Fighter.;)
Some people know of him you know, and no they aren't all drug dealers

Varied · 04-09-2012 02:34PM

Cienciano wrote: »

And people mourning the murder of this guy, but celebrating the fact he murdered other people

Please point out the poster that did so I can agree with you.

frag420 · 04-09-2012 02:40PM

Crooked Jack wrote: »

Terrific.

Great input, cheers.

MaxSteele · 04-09-2012 02:48PM

RVP 11 wrote: »

All his mates were on 104 last night.
Their main defence for the man was he was a staunch republican.:pac:
A gentleman they said.
Was concerned about drugs they said.
Was setup by Paul Williams and the Garda they said.

No sympathy.

I think we can all agree he was a scumbag and that Paul William and the Sunday World are over sensationalist gobshiites.

Ella · 04-09-2012 02:57PM

Vicar in a tutu wrote: »

How do you know he murdered anyone?

Cause they said it on the 104 phone show (or whatever that tripe is called). Where RVP seems to be getting all his info for this thread

Vicar in a tutu · 04-09-2012 02:58PM

Ella wrote: »

Cause they said it on the 104 phone show (or whatever that tripe is called). Where RVP seems to be getting all his info for this thread

Oh yeah.. must be gospel:pac:

twowheelsonly · 04-09-2012 03:00PM

Vicar in a tutu wrote: »

A bit of extortion? so what, make a bit of money from the drug dealing scum. Maybe if the police were doing their jobs this wouldnt happen, in fact alot of them are on a nice wage themselves from these dealers. It still doesnt take away the fact that a man was shot down in broad daylight yesterday and pictures of him dying are posted the next morning for all to see.

As you seem to state this is an extremely knowledgeable way I presume that you're going to be a good citizen and name these fellas to their superiors and give them all the relevant details.. :rolleyes:

Vicar in a tutu wrote: »

Eh no, Its well known the man is fond of drugs himself.

Likewise. I wouldn't be his greatest fan by a long shot but if you're going to broadcast these 'facts' then be sure to be able to back them up with solid proof. That applies as much to Williams as it does to you BTW!!!

Da Shins Kelly wrote: »

I'm sure he wasn't any saint or anything, but revelling in a person's death is just disturbing.

^^ This ^^

RIRA Man shot dead in broad daylight

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