Dublin & Monaghan bombings

[jimmym]

RTE radio are doing a podcast currently on the bombings,

 

[Caincoat and Scarf]

Any idea who did the Dublin one

 

[Warm Leatherette]

Any idea who did the Dublin one

Fuck off Dafty.

 

[SoundMan]

Any idea who did the Dublin one

Members of the Glenane Gang who were aided and abetted by British security forces in terms of training, provisioning, arming, financing, and ensuring they avoided capture or prosecution. Why do you ask?

Are you going to say the people of Dublin and Monaghan "brought it on themselves" or something?

 

[Gregory_Mike]

50-year anniversary next Friday.

 

[jimmym]

Members of the Glenane Gang who were aided and abetted by British security forces in terms of training, provisioning, arming, financing, and ensuring they avoided capture or prosecution. Why do you ask?

Are you going to say the people of Dublin and Monaghan "brought it on themselves" or something?

Were the LittleJohn brothers involved?

 

[SoundMan]

Were the LittleJohn brothers involved?

Don't think they were directly involved in the bombings but they were in armed robbery to help finance the general slush fund.

And Drew Harris - yes the current head of AGS in whom the membership voted no confidence - was one of those who helped cover up details of british military involvement in the whole sordid affair.

 

[markyboy]

BRITISH AGENTS AND DUBLIN BOMBS

One of the key figures in the Dublin leg of that operation was Robin ‘The Jackal’ Jackson of the UVF. He collected three devices from...

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Will it feature on the podcast?

 

[Maw Maw]

Heard a few clips on it in the car, two 15 year olds on about how after the bombing they spent so many years in an out of hospital recovering from injuries sustained

Sounds like they’ve put down an horrific life.

 

[Meridian]

Don't think they were directly involved in the bombings but they were in armed robbery to help finance the general slush fund.

And Drew Harris - yes the current head of AGS in whom the membership voted no confidence - was one of those who helped cover up details of british military involvement in the whole sordid affair.

No need for an investigation so, no need for an enquiry.
You have all the answers.

Is it a case of " taking one to know one "