In the 80s Martin Cahill dug up a private golf course for the gardai in Stackstown in retaliation for the surveillance on him.
In the 80s Martin Cahill dug up a private golf course for the gardai in Stackstown in retaliation for the surveillance on him.
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And just a reminder Trump has a private golf course in Ireland. And is coming to Ireland at the end of the month. Why don’t we help him getting a hole in one🤣🤣🤣
And Gardaí responded by slashing his car tyres and killing his racing pigeons.
They sent a tax inspector to his house. He offered him tea and when he came back with a tray of tea and biscuits he told hom a car was on fire outside.
The General
[Great video on Martin if anyone’s interested](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BkX9f6SKIw&ab_channel=CountDankula)
Knowing someone who was shot by him, I don’t particularly enjoy the glorification that movies like ODC created.
Why did the Gardaí want him to dig up a golf course?
The Garda golf club….. amazing that so many golf clubs existed around dublin back then.
[http://www.stackstowngolfclub.ie/brief-background-golfing-wildlife-stackstown-history-padraig-harrington-kellystown-road/history-overview.264.html](http://www.stackstowngolfclub.ie/brief-background-golfing-wildlife-stackstown-history-padraig-harrington-kellystown-road/history-overview.264.html)
Just plant a bunch of flags, call it easy mode.
That’s padraig harringtons course. So he would have been a young member there when this happened.
“My mistake. I thought Gerry said this was the place for our next meeting.”
Used to pick shrooms on that golf course in the 80s. Good times.
Well worth reading the reign of terror this gowl released on Irish people. Bombing the forensics chief investigating him and partly disabling him for life, terrorizing a family in a “tiger” kidnapping, causing a firm to close with the loss of 100 jobs. A violent perverted piece of shit.
It must have taken a few hours to do that level of damage. Wasn’t he on that RTE interview standing around with his hand over his face?
Makes you wonder how much money and other loot is buried up the Dublin mountains. Could be an interesting spot for a metal detector.