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The Dublin criminal was a chief suspect in the killing of Keane Mulready Woods in Drogheda

Robbie Lawlor shot in Belfast as part of drugs feud which has claimed four lives, court hears Lawlor was killed outside a house at Etna Drive in the Ardoyne district on April 4 last year The scene on April 4, 2020, and inset, Robbie Lawlor Never miss a thing from Belfast and beyond - sign up for FREE newsletter direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your in...

Irish gangster Robbie Lawlor was driven to his assassination by a senior member of a well-known crime family, the High Court was told on Wednesday.

Gangster Robbie Lawlor was driven to the scene of his assassination by a senior member of a well-known crime family, the High Court in Belfast heard today. A judge was also told that two people suspected of involvement in the killing in north Belfast have now left the island of Ireland. Details emerged as one of the men charged with the murder was refused compassionate bail to visit his newborn child. Lawlor (36), was gunned down outside Adrian Hollands home, at Etna Drive in the Ardoyne distri...

Irish gangster Robbie Lawlor was allegedly driven to the scene of his assassination by a senior member of a well-known crime family, the High Court heard today. A judge was also told that two people suspected of involvement in the killing in north Belfast have now left the island of Ireland. Details emerged as one of the men charged with the murder was refused compassionate bail to visit his newborn child. Lawlor, 36, was gunned down outside Adrian Hollands home at Etna Drive in the Ardoyne dis...

A BELFAST criminal has been jailed for conspiring to import cocaine with a murder victim suspected of involvement in the fatal shooting of Dublin hitman Robbie Lawlor. Liam Dewar was sentenced to 26 months in prison on Friday for conspiring with Warren Crossan to import £180,000 of cocaine into Northern Ireland. Crossan from Belfast was arrested in relation to the murder of notorious criminal Lawlor last year and was himself later shot dead in a revenge attack. Lawlor was shot dead in Belfast ...

THE case presented against one of the men accused of murdering Irish gangland boss Robbie Lawlor was "a masterpiece of vagueness", a court heard today.

Neither Holland nor 45-year-old co-defendant Patrick Teer, of Thornberry Hill in Belfast, are accused of being the gunman. Instead, they were charged as part of a joint enterprise to murder, based on their alleged involvement in events surrounding the shooting. According to police, Lawlor went to Etna Drive in a pre-arranged appointment to collect cash. A gunman emerged from the property and opened fire, shooting him in the head and body. Lawlor died at the scene. The attack is believed to have...

The case presented against one of the men accused of murdering Irish gangland boss Robbie Lawlor was "a masterpiece of vagueness", a court was told on Friday.

Belfast Magistrates Court heard police believe Lawlor was shot dead when he attended a pre-arranged meeting at 37-year-old co-accused Adrian Hollands home. It was claimed the victim went there to collect cash following a prior meeting at a Tesco store in Crumlin, Co Antrim the previous day. A gunman emerged from the property and opened fire, hitting him several times. He died at the scene. Originally from Dublin, Lawlor was reported to have been involved in a feud between rival Drogheda-based f...