Rakish Paddy wrote: » Any truth in the rumour that a certain EH either drove guns or people away from the scene?
rondog wrote: » Heard he was back but mixed reports on if he plans to follow his mot out to Oz(she fled there due to threats against her) or stand and fight.Id imagine with his record he would have trouble getting into Oz.
rondog wrote: » 'Reports' that a number of taxis were used and were waiting in Charlemont where the van was abandoned,the taxis brought the gang in all different directions/safe houses
tomofson wrote: » KM JMcG
scopper wrote: » How do you guys get to know these names? I have found out a few JG has a surname like an old boyband singer, etc. Unless he is the above I'd be fascinated to know who dress up guy was. Less interested in flatcap. Are these names floated about in bars or how did you all work it out?
tomofson wrote: » Drag ladies initials are PH i think its fairly easy to figure that one out it is kind of obvious
Shadow Play wrote: » Flatcap isn't JMcG, unless you mean the van driver that waited outside was someone with the initials JMcG? Interesting about the various vehicle's/taxis being used to transport the lads away after the hit though. That might possibly explain some of the retaliatory killings after.
tomofson wrote: » Pretty sure flatcap is a J McG and has the same surname as popular hotel owners
Shadow Play wrote: » Flatcap is a KM also.
Breaston Plants wrote: » Can someone Pm me the name of the guy in the wig please? All these initials have my head frazzled.
Peter Anthony wrote: » Thats not who Flatcap is, but I know who your referring to, and hes been mentioned before in this thread. It would be fair to say they would know each other very well though. I see another poster has let the cat out of the bag re Flat cap. He is well known in Tyrone in fairness.
chillin117 wrote: » Like a good movie this thread....The plot thickens....( I love the Enid Blyton definition below !) "the plot thickens" in British English ► See all translations the plot thickens humorous › said when a situation suddenly becomes more complicated or mysterious: "Now there are two men calling her up all the time." "The plot thickens!" (Definition of the plot thickens from the Cambridge Advanced Learner’s Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
Birneybau wrote: » I imagine most knew what that meant.
coniosumadre wrote: » Father and son arrested. Does that rule the Monk out so??
humberklog wrote: » There's a mishandling of this situation by the gardai. Flat Cap is known to them. He's thought to be a person of interest into the investigation of a serious crime. If this person robbed a Mars Bar in the local Spar his face and name would be all over RTE's Crimecall. There's something being very very badly handled by the people we depend on.
gangstergossip wrote: » i wouldnt rule it out one been held in clontarf seems a lot like the monk unless the person is just been held there as the other cop shops interview rooms are full. Never thought he would of got his kids involved though,it also says the son was issued with a gim and had his house searched surely if it was the monks son it would have been all over the papers
humberklog wrote: » There's a mishandling of this situation by the gardai. Flat Cap is known to them. He's thought to be a person of interest into the investigation.of on going serious crime. If this person robbed a Mars Bar in the local Spar his face and name would be all over RTE's Crimecall. There's something being very very badly handled by the people we depend on.
Shadow Play wrote: » Don't think it is the Monk man. I heard he was (wisely) out of the country at the moment. Unless he has come back?
