Gangland Shootings in Dublin MOD Warning in Post #1 (updated 29/05/16)

26-04-2016 08:55AM

Vincenzo Chilly Punch wrote: »

You will find there is a difference between drug dealers claiming they are dissidents to actual IRA members. Dissident's don't exist in Dublin, a few drug dealers doing favours for some boys in armagh does not make a dissident

Dissidents don't exist in Dublin?
Your gas!

They most certainly do, in fact this particular dead dissident was supposed to be in the special criminal court this Thursday, for a sentencing hearing.
Trials in the special criminal court are being listed for 18 months later, that's how busy it is, there is in fact a 2nd special criminal court opening soon to relieve the pressure on the one.

So, maybe you know a few lads who like to pretend to be in the Ra, but there are many members of dissident organisations in Dublin, and throughout the country.

septictank · 26-04-2016 08:58AM

Close call eh.

Think you've made your point now.:rolleyes:

WarZ, any clues to who Magoo is apart from maybe he wears big glasses.

JustTheOne · 26-04-2016 08:59AM

There is definetly certain people on the take. These gangs are two steps ahead of the law.

spurious · 26-04-2016 09:01AM

septictank wrote: »

Think you've made your point now.:rolleyes:

WarZ, any clues to who Magoo is apart from maybe he wears big glasses.

Do you mean Maggo/Mago? His name is well known and has been in a number of papers.

septictank · 26-04-2016 09:04AM

spurious wrote: »

Do you mean Maggo/Mago? His name is well known and has been in a number of papers.

Google time, thanks.

macnug · 26-04-2016 09:14AM

Don't thinks it mago cause guards are saying its not related to the current feud. I'd say it could be related to the d22 gang or even one of the Freeman's.

SEPT 23 1989 · 26-04-2016 09:25AM

Silly question I know but why are the Gardai not watching the pubs these people frequent the area these people are operating in is very small

JustTheOne · 26-04-2016 09:31AM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Silly question I know but why are the Gardai not watching the pubs these people frequent the area these people are operating in is very small

Not a silly question.

I think it's an obvious answer why their not.

septictank · 26-04-2016 09:46AM

spurious wrote: »

Do you mean Maggo/Mago? His name is well known and has been in a number of papers.

Your right Mago not Mr Magoo.:pac:

Breaston Plants · 26-04-2016 09:51AM

Paul Williams is pulling himself raw over the latest shootings.

flanzer · 26-04-2016 10:24AM

Breaston Plants wrote: »

Paul Williams is pulling himself raw over the latest shootings.

Another opportunity to appear on the Late Late this Friday perhaps? RTE will have him on something in the coming days no doubt

Birneybau · 26-04-2016 10:38AM

Nidgeweasel wrote: »

Close call eh.

Edit, delete. It's that easy.

chillin117 · 26-04-2016 10:56AM

Nidgeweasel wrote: »

Close call eh.

24 hours is hardly a ''close call'' in fairness

Titzon Toast · 26-04-2016 11:09AM

chillin117 wrote: »

24 hours is hardly a ''close call'' in fairness

Whoosh.

ectoraige · 26-04-2016 11:26AM

Ally Dick wrote: »

Our useless gardai haven't upped their game to reflect the more dangerous times. In fact, it's deliberate. They're moaning about their lack of wages, and are on a work to rule as a result. Paralysis has set in

The Gardaí are given the bare minimum of resources to do their job. For example. the driver of the first patrol car to respond to the Regency shooting had no advanced or blue-light driver training.

The first guard to deal with the recent Buncrana drowning tragedy was first offered counselling three days after the event - all the other emergency services involved that night would have had stress debriefings for their members.

They can't even email attachments to each other. It's pretty hard to up your game when you've nothing to work with.

armaghlad · 26-04-2016 11:31AM

ectoraige wrote: »

The Gardaí are given the bare minimum of resources to do their job. For example. the driver of the first patrol car to respond to the Regency shooting had no advanced or blue-light driver training.

The first guard to deal with the recent Buncrana drowning tragedy was first offered counselling three days after the event - all the other emergency services involved that night would have had stress debriefings for their members.

They can't even email attachments to each other. It's pretty hard to up your game when you've nothing to work with.

It's one of the striking differences between the PSNI and AGS. Go into any area in NI no matter how rural, and police will be armed and in unmarked bullet proof Insignias. Contrast that with the guards and their 20 year old corolla.

Obviously there's a whole different level of policing needed in NI but even for the likes of Dublin it seems proper investment is lacking

WhiteWalls · 26-04-2016 02:15PM

Excuse my ignorance about this matter but I understand that it has been another one of Hutch's associates that has been assasinated. Am I right in saying that it was the Hutch's who owed their enemy a bullet? Is that not how these things work?

The kenehan's seem to be on another level of viscous and ruthless..

Atlantic Dawn · 26-04-2016 02:28PM

ectoraige wrote: »

They can't even email attachments to each other. It's pretty hard to up your game when you've nothing to work with.

They are a good 20 years behind where they need to be, working so much harder to do basic tasks that could be done so much quicker with technology. It must be frustrating to see how **** they are equipt when they see the tools their counterparts in the UK have. The funny thing is that technology would actually save millions, not cost millions.

BattleCorp · 26-04-2016 02:37PM

WhiteWalls wrote: »

Excuse my ignorance about this matter but I understand that it has been another one of Hutch's associates that has been assasinated. Am I right in saying that it was the Hutch's who owed their enemy a bullet? Is that not how these things work?

The kenehan's seem to be on another level of viscous and ruthless..

This is pretty much a tit for tat affair. If you want to see ruthless, go look at what some of the Mexican cartels are doing. If I p1ssed a cartel off, they would have no problem killing me, my family, my uncles, aunties, friends, work colleagues etc. We are lucky we don't have that here - yet.

WhiteWalls · 26-04-2016 02:40PM

Atlantic Dawn wrote:

They are a good 20 years behind where they need to be, working so much harder to do basic tasks that could be done so much quicker with technology. It must be frustrating to see how **** they are equipt when they see the tools their counterparts in the UK have. The funny thing is that technology would actually save millions, not cost millions.

What type of equitment could have stopped last night happening for example?

HeidiHeidi · 26-04-2016 02:42PM

BattleCorp wrote: »

This is pretty much a tit for tat affair. If you want to see ruthless, go look at what some of the Mexican cartels are doing. If I p1ssed a cartel off, they would have no problem killing me, my family, my uncles, aunties, friends, work colleagues etc. We are lucky we don't have that here - yet.

Not much tit for tat about it..... I make it 5-1 to the Kinahans to date.

PEACEBROTHER · 26-04-2016 02:49PM

I strongly doubt Kinahan snr is sanctioning these murders

It cant be good for " Buisness "

Loafing Oaf · 26-04-2016 02:49PM

WhiteWalls wrote: »

Excuse my ignorance about this matter but I understand that it has been another one of Hutch's associates that has been assasinated. Am I right in saying that it was the Hutch's who owed their enemy a bullet? Is that not how these things work?

The kenehan's seem to be on another level of viscous and ruthless..

Yeah it's a bugger pouring a Kinahan down the sink alright.:p

Like I said earlier, you'd wonder at what point they decide they've got their revenge for the Regency. Are they going to keep on taking out 'Hutch associates' till the end of time?

Atlantic Dawn · 26-04-2016 02:58PM

WhiteWalls wrote: »

What type of equitment could have stopped last night happening for example?

3 simple ones to start with...

Freeing up Gardaí from doing mundane desk work that could have all been done with either computers in the patrol car or tablet computers out in the field.
Tracking of all mobile phone activity of known criminals and their associates to see what area they are in and police that area accordingly.
ANPR throughout the motorways and Dublin city would track curently stolen and cars currently being chased.

DamienDarts · 26-04-2016 02:59PM

PEACEBROTHER wrote: »

I strongly doubt Kinahan snr is sanctioning these murders

It cant be good for " Buisness "

I would also assume he has nothing to do with all this and it's prob the likes of the fat Freddie and the Byrne fella ordering these shootings.

Augme · 26-04-2016 03:00PM

I drove past the Sunset house about 6 months ago. This close brush with death has given me a new lease of life.

SEPT 23 1989 · 26-04-2016 03:07PM

Loafing Oaf wrote: »

Yeah it's a bugger pouring a Kinahan down the sink alright.:p

Like I said earlier, you'd wonder at what point they decide they've got their revenge for the Regency. Are they going to keep on taking out 'Hutch associates' till the end of time?

I would say Gerry is the prize

humberklog · 26-04-2016 03:11PM

I'd have thought that revenge was fuelling the Hutch gang moreso than the Kinihan gang. The Kinihan's are extinguishing a serious threat to their business interests.

That attack last night was interesting. It shows a good level of intelligence gathering and audaciousness.
To get assassins into that area, get a kill and get out at such a time of heightened alertness was really quite something.

I read somewhere recently that when the Kinihan's attended their mothers funeral there was up to 100 local people hired as spotters for any intended attack.

Nidgeweasel · 26-04-2016 03:11PM

Been very one sided this.

DamienDarts · 26-04-2016 03:15PM

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Gangland Shootings in Dublin MOD Warning in Post #1 (updated 29/05/16)

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