As the country is awash with Cocaine and Murders on a weekly basis, Drogheda, Longford, Coolock, Cork, Limerick, we now have a Taoiseach admitting he was an illegal drug user some years ago. I would say that many people are in shock today. This is the first time in Ireland’s history where a Taoiseach admits he used illegal drugs. Many questions to be answered by Leo now?

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If Drogheda is fully secured by Armed Garda Units, how did the Thugs kill the 17 year old Deane Mulready-Woods in the town and drive to Coolock, dump the body parts without the notice of a single Garda patrolling car, something not right here? The Thugs seem to come, shoot, and Flee on a Whim.

class=”article__meta”> 21 Jan 2020, 13:49 Updated: 21 Jan 2020, 14:34 GARDA Chief Supt Christy Mangan has said that it is “very difficult” for the family of murdered Keane Mulready-Woods to plan his funeral while some of his remains are still...

Drogheda is under Siege from Drug Thugs and then we have the Gardai again at war from within. Who is telling lies or worse massaging the truths? The people of Drogheda and across the country deserve better. The Gangs have a broad array of high powered guns; well established money laundering schemes and global connections. Their resources and monies originate from Drug Dealing. The State must intervene because those, especially the elites, who are buying the illegal drugs are creating the supply and crime. They are a Threat to this State.

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Ian Bailey the “English opinion”. This will be very interesting, as the Court awaits and considers its Final Conclusion. Question will be, is the Irish Republic in the Dock with Ian Bailey?

twitter meta__contact-method”>   Mon 20 Jan 2020 07.00 GMT Last modified on Mon 20 Jan 2020 16.13 GMT Ian Bailey leaves the high court in Dublin in December 2019. Photograph: Damien Eagers/AFP via Getty Images Ian Bailey, an English journalist-turned poet, has...

Ian Bailey: Irish Law in the Dock as French have found him Guilty and seek his extradition to serve 25 year sentence that their Inquisitorial court have imposed; with involvement and evidence from their Police. How does France 24 report?

bb-mode-commercial bb-pendingplay bb-phase-exit bb-state-idle”> Learn more Judge Donnelly had cited the interference of judicial independence by the Polish government as the reason for her ruling. If the judiciary isn’t independent, the chances of a fair trial...