Warning centres on south-side estate,as checkpoints do cramped to assuage public fears that police cannot prevent further killingsAs Ireland’s two major gangs square up to each other for potentially the biggest crime war in the Republic’s history, the Guardian has learned that the city council has been told to advise families linked to one of the factions to move out of their homes.
The warning centres on the Oliver Bond flats complex in the south inner city as fears build that a north Dublin-based gang is approximately to strike back over Monday night’s murder of Eddie Hutch Senior. He was the brother of Gerry “The Monk” Hutch, or who is blamed for the audacious fatal gun attack at the Regency hotel final Friday during a weigh-in for a boxing bout in which David Byrne was killed.
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Source: theguardian.com