“Any reason you have a hatchett and a hammer in the back of your car Kenneth”
😂😂😂

The worst reality is that the victims of these gangsters get so little support. People are either harassed out of their homes or forced to totally lock themselves inside out of fear. Shut up and put up - or get out, which is impossible in this housing crisis.

They should all be doing hard time in prison ,no tvs no phones no nothing basic stuff ,hard labour during the day ,prison is way too soft

Watching this documentary just highlights the problems we are experiencing all over the country and not just in the area covered in this program. Our brave Gardai never get the credit they deserve in dealing with an Ireland that has a violent drug and gun violence problem that's completely out of control. The only way to deal with these criminals is the introduction of mandatory jail sentences in relation to drugs and firearm offences. Even a simple case of possession of illegal drugs or firearms should see someone locked up for 10 years minimum with no parole until that 10 years expires. The judiciary as in the judges don't seem to realise the importance of their role in tackling drugs and firearm crime. They need to be mega tough and support these Gardai we watched in this program with their sentencing which at present is to leaniant and being laughed at by these criminals.

I thought it was gonna be covering the DAIL Eireann District. The Real Gangsters

Lovely seeing you all again.

From someone in living in the US I think it's important that we understand criminality from all walk shapes and sizes from international and abroad but hearing it in the Republic of Ireland is very interesting upload more episodes based on this please

22:05 good to see the Garda antagonising him 🤣

This seems like such a nice spacious, even affluent area of Dublin. Drugs, money, and violent crime a potent mixture it seems.

A DI quoting the RA?  That’s interesting!

the are doing a good job keep it up

Wow, Fort Apache the Bronx has nothing this place.  With just over 14,000 policemen & women to police the whole state.  They need more.

3.15 she’s gonna take out someone’s eye with those weapons 😂

These people are fearless

So sad, I remember back in 2004 blanchardstown was a lovely place

A man insults a Garda and he just stands there like a statue taking it in. I think we have just found the problem.

27:38 The little Baby Girl in plain sight and the gunman doesn't care.

The Irish (and NI) narco industry continues to be a tremendous success for the OCGs involved. Ireland is awash with drugs, guns and vast amounts of money to be laundered & re-invested - Irish narco turns over more than €1 billion a year.
None of this would be at all possible without significant corruption across customs, AGS and banking. Corruption is the lubricant that keeps the narco machine humming along. Corruption is endemic in Ireland and is almost never investigated or prosecuted: everybody takes their slice right through the white collar professions.

The state has failed. The state isnt just governmet but society, family and law and order

When people talk about immigrant violence in Ireland, they clearly have no idea what they’re talking about. The busiest Garda district in Ireland is dealing with Irish nationals day in and day out, as can be seen in this video.