Gardaí smash travelling gang.

madred006 · 25-11-2013 11:43AM

degsie wrote: »

From the Indo...
These guys are working the system already...

Hopefully they encounter a non sympathetic governor in the prison who turns down the transfer request . Can see them already playing the priests and nuns in the prison service beggin for this and that and playing the uneducated we got nothing card only the scapula around their necks , lower than vermin the lot of them.

AlekSmart · 25-11-2013 12:10PM

Jimmy Conway wrote: »

In an ideal world the one count of aggravated burglary would be enough to put these scum off the streets for the rest of their days...as stated in the statute books 'A person guilty of aggravated burglary is liable on conviction on indictment to imprisonment for life' http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/2001/en/act/pub/0050/sec0013.html

Unfortunately they will probably get some ridiculously short sentence from some out of touch judge. Probably be out in 5 :mad:

One aspect which concerns me in relation to this case,and more particularly on-line commentary is the ever present danger of a Legal Team using posted statements portraying their "Clients" in a negative fashion as some form of appeal mechanism.

Mind you,at least one of those Newspaper Photo's has that incredible iconic power first noted in the Fr Brendan Smyth case...!

http://cdn2.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/article29781516.ece/ALTERNATES/h342/NWS_20131125_NEW_010_29739860_I4.JPG

It should also be noted that the State's primary concern now,is the wellbeing of those in it's direct care,particularly those on remand.

Sadly,under current legislation, same State has little or no direct responsibility or concern for the current,or ongoing welfare of the Corcoran Family.

kupus · 25-11-2013 02:16PM

sligojoek wrote: »

How much is the "free" legal aid going to cost?

However deep the taxpayers pockets are.:pac:

Chattastrophe! · 25-11-2013 02:28PM

degsie wrote: »

From the Indo

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Applications were also made on behalf of Mr Flynn and Patrick Joyce but turned down. The court heard Patrick Joyce's wife is expecting their first child and is five months pregnant

They've some cheek to go bringing that up in court. He didn't exactly give much thought to the three little girls in the house, and he expects some sort of leniency or special treatment because he has a kid on the way?

Best thing for that kid would be to keep his scumbag father locked away for as long as possible.

gobnaitolunacy · 25-11-2013 02:32PM

'Applications were also made on behalf of Mr Flynn and Patrick Joyce but turned down. The court heard Patrick Joyce's wife is expecting their first child and is five months pregnant'

oh boo-fcuking-hoo.

madred006 · 25-11-2013 02:44PM

Chattastrophe! wrote: »

They've some cheek to go bringing that up in court. He didn't exactly give much thought to the three little girls in the house, and he expects some sort of leniency or special treatment because he has a kid on the way?

Best thing for that kid would be to keep his scumbag father locked away for as long as possible.

That's the tug at the heart strings card in the hope that a bit of pity will come their way . Sickening thing about it is that it will work about 50% of the time .Prison while it is a stumbling block to them is not a deterrent and more strenuous investigations by CAB for example wouldn't go amiss . Only way to hurt them is hit their pockets .

deandean · 25-11-2013 02:59PM

I saw over the weekend that someone's caravan at the Belcamp site got smashed to bits and thrown out over the fence. I wonder was it owned by one of the perp's? Perhaps his neighbours are a bit unhappy with him over what he's been up to?

Boombastic · 25-11-2013 10:08PM

I wonder where his pregnant wife thought he was disappearing to at night?

bohsboy · 25-11-2013 11:11PM

She was probably one of the gang outside the court applauding and waving at the animals as they were brought into court.

flanzer · 26-11-2013 12:12AM

I heard tonight that 2 of them are/were involved in a spate of burglaries in my area. They were breaking in in broad daylight.

As a father myself, I don't know what I'd do if I was confronted with a situation like that family in Tipperary

I see the girlfriend of that Donal O'Hara scummer has posted up a picture of herself and her fella, no doubt in support of his actions and standing by him

WallyGUFC · 26-11-2013 12:26AM

flanzer wrote: »

I heard tonight that 2 of them are/were involved in a spate of burglaries in my area. They were breaking in in broad daylight.

As a father myself, I don't know what I'd do if I was confronted with a situation like that family in Tipperary

I see the girlfriend of that Donal O'Hara scummer has posted up a picture of herself and her fella, no doubt in support of his actions and standing by him

Imagine, 7 absolute scummers in your own home, armed and terrorising your whole family. Stealing money, jewellery and your car. What a bunch of absolute knackers. Robbery has to be the scummiest thing one can do. Taking things that are not rightfully theirs. And of course they're all unemployed (career dole trotters no doubt) and have now gotten legal aid. What an absolute joke.

If only they were locked up for life, if only. And those scummers cheering them outside the court. Jesus. It's times like this that you wonder how people don't go all out for revenge against people like these. They offer nothing to society, complete leeches. Complete and utter leeches, and the tax-paying citizens paying for their defence challenge now. It really would sicken ya.

degsie · 26-11-2013 12:55AM

flanzer wrote: »

I see the girlfriend of that Donal O'Hara scummer has posted up a picture of herself and her fella, no doubt in support of his actions and standing by him

Fancy chatting with the scroat?

http://badoo.com/en-ie/0199549498/

The Rad Runner · 26-11-2013 01:00AM

degsie wrote: »

Fancy chatting with the scroat?

http://badoo.com/en-ie/0199549498/

Lol "Where is Donal now?"

He's sending texts banging on pipes to get smokes :pac:

Boombastic · 26-11-2013 01:23AM

bohsboy wrote: »

She was probably one of the gang outside the court applauding and waving at the animals as they were brought into court.

If she was, the child should be removed from their 'care' at birth

dharn · 26-11-2013 01:35AM

Badoo.. never heard of before, is it a site for bad people

washman3 · 26-11-2013 01:46AM

deandean wrote: »

I saw over the weekend that someone's caravan at the Belcamp site got smashed to bits and thrown out over the fence. I wonder was it owned by one of the perp's? Perhaps his neighbours are a bit unhappy with him over what he's been up to?

Or maybe his kin-folk are just angry he actually got caught.!!

joe stodge · 26-11-2013 02:03AM

washman3 wrote: »

Or maybe his kin-folk are just angry he actually got caught.!!

Probably just making room for a bigger more flash caravan with the proceeds from this robbery.

Seedy Arling · 26-11-2013 02:21AM

joe stodge wrote: »

Probably just making room for a bigger more flash caravan with the proceeds from this robbery.

And it's not like they are going to pay to clean up the mess they created...

washman3 · 26-11-2013 02:36AM

Seedy Arling wrote: »

And it's not like they are going to pay to clean up the mess they created...

Why should they? when the taxpayer will do it for them...:mad:

brooke 2 · 26-11-2013 03:20AM

anncoates wrote: »

Watching that yoke roaring on the TV earlier would really put every liberal shred in your body under pressure.

Shades of Nidge about him!

Grand Moff Tarkin · 26-11-2013 10:03AM

WallyGUFC wrote: »

Imagine, 7 absolute scummers in your own home, armed and terrorising your whole family. Stealing money, jewellery and your car. What a bunch of absolute knackers. Robbery has to be the scummiest thing one can do. Taking things that are not rightfully theirs. And of course they're all unemployed (career dole trotters no doubt) and have now gotten legal aid. What an absolute joke.

If only they were locked up for life, if only. And those scummers cheering them outside the court. Jesus. It's times like this that you wonder how people don't go all out for revenge against people like these. They offer nothing to society, complete leeches. Complete and utter leeches, and the tax-paying citizens paying for their defence challenge now. It really would sicken ya.

Rodents utter vermin the lot of them.

joe stodge · 26-11-2013 10:40AM

washman3 wrote: »

Why should they? when the taxpayer will do it for them...:mad:

Sure they've been running a skip business from their halting site and dumping on the waste ground beside it at night, the Gardai and the council only cleaned it up a few months ago and it's as bad as it was, muck and dirt as high as the 8ft boundary fence surrounding it.

kstand · 26-11-2013 12:08PM

The 7 of them should be castrated.

madred006 · 26-11-2013 12:26PM

I have seen their likes in prisons around the country getting phone calls bugging and intimidating priests and nuns and playing the poor knacker card . It's time that someone in power done something to put a stop to their likes , in times of cutbacks everywhere they do should be subject to them . They sell tools and **** at markets up and down the country ,wheel and deal in horses that they graze on public land ,and operate mini scrapyards from side of roads . If I put a horse on the green across the road it would be taken , if I broke up washing machines outside my door I'd be asked for a permit . It costs them nothing for education nothing for doctors or medicines when will this **** finally stop .

Sir Humphrey Appleby · 26-11-2013 01:02PM

All 7 are scum in my view, the 4 that are apparently not travellers are no less scum , than the three who are.
Amazing how so many posters are focusing on three of these bastrds because they are travellers, but have nothing to say about the other 4.

P. Breathnach · 26-11-2013 01:16PM

It's also amazing that nobody is waiting for a trial to be conducted before judging them all guilty (equally guilty, at that) and that there seems to be a competition to devise the harshest punishments.

WallyGUFC · 26-11-2013 01:22PM

P. Breathnach wrote: »

It's also amazing that nobody is waiting for a trial to be conducted before judging them all guilty (equally guilty, at that) and that there seems to be a competition to devise the harshest punishments.

I don't think we need a trial to ascertain that these scumbags are guilty. Come on like.

Boombastic · 26-11-2013 01:24PM

P. Breathnach wrote: »

It's also amazing that nobody is waiting for a trial to be conducted before judging them all guilty (equally guilty, at that) and that there seems to be a competition to devise the harshest punishments.

:rolleyes:

washman3 · 26-11-2013 01:27PM

P. Breathnach wrote: »

It's also amazing that nobody is waiting for a trial to be conducted before judging them all guilty (equally guilty, at that) and that there seems to be a competition to devise the harshest punishments.

Exactly the type of attitude that allows these vermin to exist in the first place.:mad:
All 7 ARE equally guilty.
All 7 left Dublin and travelled to Killenaule in the dead of night with the same intention, to terrorise and rob a totally innocent couple with 3 young kids.
Scum of the highest order that can count their lucky stars that they don't live in a country with a "less lenient" justice system.:mad:

madred006 · 26-11-2013 01:28PM

P. Breathnach wrote: »

It's also amazing that nobody is waiting for a trial to be conducted before judging them all guilty (equally guilty, at that) and that there seems to be a competition to devise the harshest punishments.

I fail to see how any of them can be innocent of breaking and entering terrifying and traumatising an entire family ,yes only two or three were armed but they all had the same idea and intent . As for punishment well that remains to be seen it's natural for people to express their hatred for such crimes .

Gardaí smash travelling gang.

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