Another gangland murder in dublin

old hippy · 28-09-2012 04:41PM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Its only a matter of time before one of these coked up cowboys opens up in busy street or shopping centre

then the sh1t will hit the fan we call ireland

Nah, only in Hollywood flicks. People who open fire in streets, malls, schools etc tend to have personality disorders or have been badly bullied. "Gangsters" tend to keep a low profile and try not to draw too much attention to themselves.

Slunk · 28-09-2012 04:45PM

What I'm saying is if they deserve it then its no great loss and I wouldn't bat an eyelid if more of the same were to be taken out. Let's face it the gaurds/justice system is a joke so the only hope is they get taken out.
People get up on their high horse when someone is shot but I say **** them. It's understandable if it was an innocent but why the concern for these scumbags

old hippy · 28-09-2012 04:47PM

Slunk wrote: »

What I'm saying is if they deserve it then its no great loss and I wouldn't bat an eyelid if more of the same were to be taken out. Let's face it the gaurds/justice system is a joke so the only hope is they get taken out.
People get up on their high horse when someone is shot but I say **** them. It's understandable if it was an innocent but why the concern for these scumbags

Because of our humanity, Batman.

nudger · 28-09-2012 04:47PM

Slunk wrote: »

Like I said with the last one. **** them. Hope they wipe each other out. And if I hear Shane geoghans name been mentioned once more ffs. Yes innocents sometimes get caught up in it and its terrible but so long as they got the right man who cares. Hopefully someone else will be taken out in retaliation for this and long may the cycle continue
And as for been shot in front of the children. Maybe it will be a painful but valuable lesson and they will choose a different career

Don't know about that Slunk, lot of these kids get wheeled out as insperation for young family gang members to get revenge and before they know it they start getting involved and reminded of deeds done on their behalf.

Fight_Night · 28-09-2012 04:47PM

Slunk wrote: »

What I'm saying is if they deserve it then its no great loss and I wouldn't bat an eyelid if more of the same were to be taken out. Let's face it the gaurds/justice system is a joke so the only hope is they get taken out.
People get up on their high horse when someone is shot but I say **** them. It's understandable if it was an innocent but why the concern for these scumbags

Because if this trend of gangland shooting in broad daylight continues more innocent people will inevitably be killed. Look at the bigger picture ffs, scumbags will never become extinct, always someone to replace the dead man.

Slunk · 28-09-2012 04:54PM

All I'm saying is I've no sympathy for them. As I said the justice system doesn't seem to be working so I'm not to worried about this sort of justice been dished out. I don't think they would be so reckless as before concerning innocents after Shane geoghan and I don't think the gaurds would be looking too hard for these shooters, especially since the Guy the other day was a cop killer

PizzamanIRL · 28-09-2012 04:55PM

Shot dead in front of his kids.

That's just sick.

nudger · 28-09-2012 04:57PM

Just seen a quick bit of TV3'S coverage of the shooting, the area covered in young lads in hoodies laughing, skobies, you'd think a Hollywood star was in town not a shooting.

nudger · 28-09-2012 05:06PM

It's W***** that was shot.

charlemont · 28-09-2012 05:08PM

nudger wrote: »

It's W***** that was shot.

Correct.

28-09-2012 05:08PM

PizzamanIRL wrote: »

Shot dead in front of his kids.

That's just sick.

It wasn't in front of his kids, he was from a notorious crime family and his two brothers are convicted hitmen currently in jail.

end of the road · 28-09-2012 05:08PM

Slunk wrote: »

And as for been shot in front of the children. Maybe it will be a painful but valuable lesson and they will choose a different career

great, lets have parents being shot in front of their children and screw up the children for the rest of their lives, ah shur they will probably be even more determined to join gangs and seek revenge but never mind, as long as you have people being shot to gloat over then life is wonderful.

cloptrop · 28-09-2012 05:11PM

nudger wrote: »

It's W***** that was shot.

Can you pm me who w ***** is .

Slunk · 28-09-2012 05:14PM

end of the road wrote: »

Slunk wrote: »

And as for been shot in front of the children. Maybe it will be a painful but valuable lesson and they will choose a different career

great, lets have parents being shot in front of their children and screw up the children for the rest of their lives, ah shur they will probably be even more determined to join gangs and seek revenge but never mind, as long as you have people being shot to gloat over then life is wonderful.

In fairness with a killer and drug dealer for a father I don't think he would of had the best chance anyway. Maybe this would make the kids think twice.

dirkmeister · 28-09-2012 05:15PM

cloptrop wrote: »

Can you pm me who w ***** is .

Could you PM me too, please?

end of the road · 28-09-2012 05:15PM

Slunk wrote: »

I don't think the gaurds would be looking too hard for these shooters, especially since the Guy the other day was a cop killer

well if their professional then they will, if their using him being a cop killer as an excuse not to investigate his murder then they should be severely punished for lack of professionalism.

Dubsta · 28-09-2012 05:16PM

Actually dropped the children off according to rte news!

Anita Blow · 28-09-2012 05:17PM

Slunk wrote: »

In fairness with a killer and drug dealer for a father I don't think he would of had the best chance anyway. Maybe this would make the kids think twice.

Ah yea no better lesson in life than seeing your dad shot dead in front of you as a child.

Slunk · 28-09-2012 05:20PM

Anita Blow wrote: »

Slunk wrote: »

In fairness with a killer and drug dealer for a father I don't think he would of had the best chance anyway. Maybe this would make the kids think twice.

Ah yea no better lesson in life than seeing your dad shot dead in front of you as a child.

And his father dealing in death is a good lesson. At least he might think twice now.

end of the road · 28-09-2012 05:20PM

Slunk wrote: »

In fairness with a killer and drug dealer for a father I don't think he would of had the best chance anyway.

no excuse at all.

Slunk wrote: »

Maybe this would make the kids think twice.

are you having a laugh, they see their parents being shot and they have other relatives in the gangs who remind them of what was done to them, they will more then lightly seek revenge then not. theirs no excuse for kids to see their parents being shot and those who do excuse it and condone it are as scum as these gangland people. end of

latenia · 28-09-2012 05:21PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbwFXngs9Lw

marcsignal · 28-09-2012 05:22PM

They need to have a mandatory 20year sentence without parole, for anyone caught with an unregistered firearm. The fact the weapon used in the south circular road murder was (apparently) abandoned in the getaway car, just shows how easy it is to get hold of a gun.

The Gardai know who these people are, they need to harass them 24/7 and purge them off our streets.
It worked with the Gilligan gang.

If this requires emergency legislation, then bring it in.

HeyThereDeliah · 28-09-2012 05:22PM

These men that were shot knew their lives were in danger and they should not have been around their kids knowing what was likely to happen.
It's terrible for the kids as they are the innocent victims here.

nudger · 28-09-2012 05:24PM

Slunk wrote: »

And his father dealing in death is a good lesson. At least he might think twice now.

Well the guy killed today and his siblings both boys and girls did not learn from their parents mistakes.

drdeadlift · 28-09-2012 05:25PM

If they legalized drugs would all these killings keep happening

end of the road · 28-09-2012 05:26PM

Slunk wrote: »

And his father dealing in death is a good lesson.

no, but neither is shooting someone in front of their children a good lesson.

Slunk wrote: »

At least he might think twice now.

no they won't. how dare you excuse it and condone it. i'm beginning to think your trolling now to be honest.

Slunk · 28-09-2012 05:27PM

nudger wrote: »

Slunk wrote: »

And his father dealing in death is a good lesson. At least he might think twice now.

Well the guy killed today and his siblings both boys and girls did not learn from their parents mistakes.

And they are not doing too well for themsleves. Two in prison and one dead. Maybe these kids will look and think I don't want this for my life.

nudger · 28-09-2012 05:29PM

drdeadlift wrote: »

If they legalized drugs would all these killings keep happening

Knowing the way our government/civil service works a €10 spot would cost €17.22 + vat and you would need a tax clearance cert.

starviewadams · 28-09-2012 05:29PM

nudger wrote: »

Just seen a quick bit of TV3'S coverage of the shooting, the area covered in young lads in hoodies laughing, skobies, you'd think a Hollywood star was in town not a shooting.

This sort of thing has been occurring regularly enough around Ballyfermot and North Clondalkin for the last decade or so,so it's not exactly a shock to the local residents anymore.

3ndahalfof6 · 28-09-2012 05:31PM

drdeadlift wrote: »

If they legalized drugs would all these killings keep happening

Yes, smokes are legal but there is still massive money to be made on the black market,

making drugs legal will only take the price down, on the black market (I think).

Another gangland murder in dublin

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