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Aaron Brady Guilty as charged

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  • 12-08-2020 12:08pm
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    knucklehead6
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    Aaron Brady has been found guilty of the capital murder of Det Garda Adrian Donohoe in Louth in 2013.

    On Monday, Brady, of New Road, Crossmaglen, Co Armagh, was found guilty of robbing approximately €7,000 in cash and cheques outside the Lordship Credit Union in January 2013.
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    Allinall
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    Another scumbag taken off the streets.

    Well done to all involved.


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    Gammyeye
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    Absolute scumbag. May he rot in prison.


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    dere34
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    RIP and condolences to the Det Gda's family.


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    SeaFields
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    Had a good feeling that once they convicted him of the robbery and therefore acknowledged he was present, this verdict will follow.

    Sounded like an absolute turd of society during the trial. Scum.


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    Truthvader
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    Great news


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    boombang
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    When your alibi is that you were off laundering diesel...

    Delighted to see this guy go down for the murder of the Garda.


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    markc1184
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    Good enough for him.

    Is there a difference in mandatory life terms for murder and capital murder?


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    mynamejeff
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    its a shame capital murder doesn't carry a capital sentence,

    dirty rodents head on the bastard


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    ThewhiteJesus
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    If he's really guilty then well done to all involved.


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    davo2001
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    40 year sentence for capital murder, i wonder how long he will actually serve, hopefully the whole term but i doubt it.


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    whiskeyman
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    Fantastic news for his family, the Gardai, the state and all of us to be fair.

    This seemed to be a hard one to nail him down as he fled the state and even though many knew he was the chief suspects.

    Huge congrats and thanks to all those on the prosecution.

    Hope he never enjoys freedom again


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    dere34
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 59 ✭✭dere34


    He went bragging about it in the States.


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    Allinall
    Registered Users Posts: 6,558 ✭✭✭Allinall


    ThewhiteJesus wrote: »
    If he's really guilty then well done to all involved.

    He is really guilty.


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    conorhal
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    mynamejeff wrote: »
    its a shame capital murder doesn't carry a capital sentence,

    dirty rodents head on the bastard


    Well it used to be the case if you killed a Guard. Personally, I think the murder of an officer of the law, or any front line first responder that gets killed in the line of duty, should come with an automatic 'life without the possibility of parole' sentence.

    That woulds send the strong message that attacking those who put themselves in harms way to protect the public is a very bad idea.


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    Ted_YNWA
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    More suited to Current Affairs


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    begbysback
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    Wasn’t really following the details of the case, had the actually got any evidence on this guy?


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    ChikiChiki
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    Seemed like a very nasty manipulative piece of work from reading the court reports.

    I was wondering how in God's name someone like that had the gall to go off and start a family after it. And him boasting about it in the states.


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    dd973
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    He's from South Armagh, he can do what he like's surely?...


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    Beasty
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    Threads merged


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    White lighting
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    begbysback wrote: »
    Wasn’t really following the details of the case, had the actually got any evidence on this guy?

    Well he went over to Woodlawn in New York hiding after it and told everyone over there he did it when he used to get drunk. Sounded like a scumbag his father went over to celebrate his birthday one year and pulled a gun on a fella in a pub so scumbag family.
    Wonder will Tony McEntee write him another Character reference


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    Jinglejangle69
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    Special criminal court puts another scumbag away.

    Thank god its not been abolished like a certain party is calling for.


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    Hodors Appletart
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    the witness intimidation while she was on the Video to the court said a lot too.

    Scumbag with scumbag mates.


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    Hodors Appletart
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    dd973 wrote: »
    He's from South Armagh, he can do what he like's surely?...

    a certain gaa club being spoken about as aiding and abetting his cowardly trip to the states too


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    Allinall
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    Jinglejangle69 wrote: »
    Special criminal court puts another scumbag away.

    Thank god its not been abolished like a certain party is calling for.

    Central Criminal Court.

    It was a jury that found him guilty.


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    Cheensbo
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    begbysback wrote: »
    Wasn’t really following the details of the case, had the actually got any evidence on this guy?

    Must have had something if he's been convicted.

    His main line of defence was "couldn't have been me, I was off washing diesel" Scumbag.



    I hope this brings a bit of solace to Detective Garda Donohoe's family.


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    White lighting
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    Hodors Appletart wrote: »
    a certain gaa club being spoken about as aiding and abetting his cowardly trip to the states too

    Wouldn't be surprised his father was chairman of the club at the time


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    begbysback
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    White lighting wrote: »
    Well he went over to Woodlawn in New York hiding after it and told everyone over there he did when drunk. Sounded like a scumbag his father went over to celebrate his birthday one year and pulled a gun on a fella in a pub so scumbag family.
    Wonder will Tony McEntee write him another Character reference

    Is stating something while drunk in a pub drunk considered sufficient evidence for capital murder, or was there any actual evidence?


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    ChikiChiki
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    White lighting wrote: »
    Wouldn't be surprised his father was chairman of the club at the time

    It would put a serious taint on probably the most successful club in the history of the GAA if true...


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    Tacitus Kilgore
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    begbysback wrote: »
    Wasn’t really following the details of the case, had the actually got any evidence on this guy?
    begbysback wrote: »
    Is stating something while drunk in a pub drunk considered sufficient evidence for capital murder, or was there any actual evidence?

    So you didn't follow the case and have no details but are doubting the validity of evidence that you haven't even read up on?


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    brendanwalsh
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    Great that Trump, the FBI, ICE and homeland security assisted an Garda siochana in this one.

    The United States does not hide cop killers.

    May the bastard rot in jail.

    RIP an Garda .


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