Mr Flashy – update – Gangsterism Out

Things in Finglas have been extremely quiet since cops caged gangsters Glen Ward (Mr. Flashy) and his brother for weapons. Both have been jailed since January on remand. The duo’s drug business is said to have been taken over by a young street dealer.

Glen Ward, 30, is charged with 2 gun offences, while brother Eric O’ Driscoll, 22, faces 6 gun charges. Ward is fingered for an AR-15. Eric O’ Driscoll for a MAC-10. There were objections to free legal aid and bail.

Glen Ward and Eric O’Driscoll faced 8 charges when they appeared at Dublin District Court. Charges relate to a Garda seizure of guns and cash in north Dublin in Feb 2022. Guns, ammo and €47k was seized. Boys are in custody. Both were arrested in Finglas by armed ERU cops in a dawn raid.

Glen Ward is behind the hit on Jason Hennessy Sr, who lingered for 11 days after being shot in the throat and chest. The attack at Browne’s Steakhouse in west Dublin left gunman Tristan Sherry, 26, dead.

Jason Hennessy Sr. died January 4.

David Amah was remanded in custody after a hearing at Blanchardstown District Court. He is charged with the murder of Tristan Sherry with Michael Andrecut.

Grim video of the last moments of Tristan Sherry surfaced.

The hitman was known as being slow. “He was never the brightest, and this shooting highlights it.” There was one way in and one way out. Sherry marched in and fired a machine pistol in a crowded restaurant. He was then overpowered as he tried to flee after his gun misfired. He may have been shot in the head with his own weapon, which wasn’t recovered.

A second gunman was with Sherry. Linked to the 2019 murder of Zach Parker, he fled in a white Audi that some say was driven by Glen Ward. Gardaí call reprisals ‘all but inevitable’. The Corduff Feud began when a Dublin gang split into two factions. The Westies were backed by the Kinahan mob and Mr Flashy. The other side are the Blanchardstown mob. The war has been ongoing since 2016.