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Maybe that is just the trading name Joe's Bar being officially registered belatedly; it seems to have been known locally as that for ages.
The building itself has clearly seen better days and must have existed for years.
The building itself has clearly seen better days and must have existed for years.
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Did it start out as a front room pub?
But then that wouldn't explain the faded McCann's Bar printed on the building."You may even find an Irish pub that’s actually someone’s front living room of their house with one or two pumps, a couple of bottles of spirits and maybe some chairs. You will find these kinds of Irish pubs to be very community orientated and a great way to meet the locals, learn some history and really experience the Irish Culture. These kind of pubs are usually found in remote villages dotted around Ireland, just because it’s not constructed with a full mahogany bar and decked with Guinness signs doesn’t mean its not an Irish pub."
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It appears to be true that Gerry's father was a publican when he lived in Ireland - his liquor licence (or whatever is the Irish term for that) is somewhere here so that would explain the old McCanns sign.
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Here's a picture of the pub that can be zoomed in on. (takes a minute to load) I remember saying it before, looks like the McCann sign has just been daubed on to me. It's no where near as clear as the signage shown on the video report.
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I can't help but go back to this. Makes me wonder if Eileen McCann (nee Ferry) really does still have relatives in the area but for some reason it's best to keep them out of the limelight?
"Three weeks before their family holiday, the McCann family had been enjoying their time in Dungloe. They left the Rosses ..."
"“There are concerns now that some kind of paedophile ring involving Michael Ferry has been operating in the Gweedore, Dungloe and the Rosses area ..."
"Three weeks before their family holiday, the McCann family had been enjoying their time in Dungloe. They left the Rosses ..."
"“There are concerns now that some kind of paedophile ring involving Michael Ferry has been operating in the Gweedore, Dungloe and the Rosses area ..."
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If McCann owned the building and ran it as a pub he had two separate assets, the physical building and his bar licence.
If he decided to retire he would have three options:
Sell the building for re-development
Sell the licence to somebody looking to re-develop a commercial property for pub usage in another town but the property had no licence; or
Lease the bar to a third party
In the case of leasing, the third party, lets say People's, will move in and run the business, paying a specified sum for rent of the premises and a per centage of the bar takings. McCann retained ownership of both the bar licence and building but People's ran it.
At some stage the lessor may decide to sell everything, usually giving the lessee first refusal or perhaps he decided to sell only the licence to the lessee. Hence some registration documents being available for People's.
In small towns its common to retain old names on pubs, it's likely if the bar was known as McCanns for a number of years, regardless of what sign was put on it, it will always be called McCanns. Indeed, it is very often retained to keep continued custom. People frequenting that bar will likely have their own chair and special glass . If you or I were to walk in and sit down we could be asked to move seats because Jim or Bob sits there and is due into the bar at a specific time.
The "new road" near me was built in 1967 and has an official road map name. Nobody uses that, everyone calls it the new road.
If he decided to retire he would have three options:
Sell the building for re-development
Sell the licence to somebody looking to re-develop a commercial property for pub usage in another town but the property had no licence; or
Lease the bar to a third party
In the case of leasing, the third party, lets say People's, will move in and run the business, paying a specified sum for rent of the premises and a per centage of the bar takings. McCann retained ownership of both the bar licence and building but People's ran it.
At some stage the lessor may decide to sell everything, usually giving the lessee first refusal or perhaps he decided to sell only the licence to the lessee. Hence some registration documents being available for People's.
In small towns its common to retain old names on pubs, it's likely if the bar was known as McCanns for a number of years, regardless of what sign was put on it, it will always be called McCanns. Indeed, it is very often retained to keep continued custom. People frequenting that bar will likely have their own chair and special glass . If you or I were to walk in and sit down we could be asked to move seats because Jim or Bob sits there and is due into the bar at a specific time.
The "new road" near me was built in 1967 and has an official road map name. Nobody uses that, everyone calls it the new road.
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Donaldson, who was one of the most highly prized informants working for Special Branch and MI5, was shot dead in Donegal in April 2006.MissDaisy wrote:Liam McGinley (supplied information in relation to the murder of Denis Donaldson) was born in Scotland to parents from Donegal. Coincidentally, he was living in St Johnston.View-from-Ireland wrote:You could pick 100 random individuals in a republican area and not find a dissident so how you can link the son of a Scottish immigrant to them is just beyond words.
If you dig, you will see that Special Branch took a keen interest in the area July 2007. However, it seems to involve drugs. In 2010 hoax letters were sent out to people reportedly from Special Branch......Intimidation and digging possibly ???
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Thanks for the video, NFWTD. Interesting viewing ... The first time [that I know of] she's not fixing her hand on his you-know-what, but firmly on his wrist. He doesn't managed to get lose, even when he starts expressively waving his hands. When she loosens to make some two hand gesture herself, he's visibly relieved, but she comes back with her grip and he bites his teeth.
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Maybe Special Branch in 2007 were trying full force to find (information about the abduction of) little Maddie?ChillyHeat wrote:Donaldson, who was one of the most highly prized informants working for Special Branch and MI5, was shot dead in Donegal in April 2006.MissDaisy wrote:Liam McGinley (supplied information in relation to the murder of Denis Donaldson) was born in Scotland to parents from Donegal. Coincidentally, he was living in St Johnston.View-from-Ireland wrote:You could pick 100 random individuals in a republican area and not find a dissident so how you can link the son of a Scottish immigrant to them is just beyond words.
If you dig, you will see that Special Branch took a keen interest in the area July 2007. However, it seems to involve drugs. In 2010 hoax letters were sent out to people reportedly from Special Branch......Intimidation and digging possibly ???
They would say they were going after drugs, wouldn't they? Not after MMC, in any case!
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Amaral had considerable success in rolling up drug cartels. I think it was his speciality.
The IRA/drug connection has nothing to do with the McCanns imo. The IRA have a long history in that area and in southern Spain which is very close.
There's the added bonus of Spain not having an extradition arrangement with the UK and the many criminals living on the costas. The Algarve is known as Little Britain, easy accress to Morocco, well, i'd be surprised if there were no IRA activity, drugs, gun running and all the usual suspects.
Nothing to do with the McCanns imo.
The IRA/drug connection has nothing to do with the McCanns imo. The IRA have a long history in that area and in southern Spain which is very close.
There's the added bonus of Spain not having an extradition arrangement with the UK and the many criminals living on the costas. The Algarve is known as Little Britain, easy accress to Morocco, well, i'd be surprised if there were no IRA activity, drugs, gun running and all the usual suspects.
Nothing to do with the McCanns imo.
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Pat Doherty was born in Glasgow and is a former Donegal resident, he is also known by the nickname of "Papa Doc". His brother Hugh was part of the IRA Balcombe Street gang. Today he is Vice President of Sinn Fein.
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I would find it really hard to link to paedophilia in this case..it doesnt fit the usual profile. If you look back on cases..if its an oportunistic abuduction then its not often well planned and has many sightings, or the victims is found shortly after (either dead or alive) Others are planned but will involve the paedophile befriending the child, gaining their trust etc, and would not be 'oppotunistic' and very unlikely to happen on 'holiday' and the child would be older (in fact 'opportunistic' is unusual under 6 years)...Im quite convinced that MM case is not to do with a Paed ring..We cant count out abuse as being a factor..but it was not 'opportunistic' by design, and it was not a 'befriending' unless by one or more of the tapas group...sorry but thats what it is..No Fate Worse Than De'Ath wrote:A link too far for me!
I remember a topic here though about paedophile rings in the very parts of the Irish Republic that the McCanns allegedly frequent or have connections with.
That might be interesting to see again if anyone can find it.
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Does anyone know where in England Gerry McCann was born? Also earlier in the thread there is a news article that says John McCann was cremated in England but his ashes buried in Glasgow - I think this came from Joe Peoples. I thought surely if he lived in Glasgow he would have been cremated there too.
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Sorry, I looked at Gerry's passport and it gives Glasgow as his place of birth, though I could have sworn I read somewhere he was born in England.
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I remember reading somewhere that opportunistic murderers are less worried about hiding bodies, as there is often little to tie them to the crime. (Providing their DNA wasn't on file etc.) And that serial murderers often pose or display their victims as part of their MO.thetruthbeknown wrote:I would find it really hard to link to paedophilia in this case..it doesnt fit the usual profile. If you look back on cases..if its an oportunistic abuduction then its not often well planned and has many sightings, or the victims is found shortly after (either dead or alive) Others are planned but will involve the paedophile befriending the child, gaining their trust etc, and would not be 'oppotunistic' and very unlikely to happen on 'holiday' and the child would be older (in fact 'opportunistic' is unusual under 6 years)...Im quite convinced that MM case is not to do with a Paed ring..We cant count out abuse as being a factor..but it was not 'opportunistic' by design, and it was not a 'befriending' unless by one or more of the tapas group...sorry but thats what it is..No Fate Worse Than De'Ath wrote:A link too far for me!
I remember a topic here though about paedophile rings in the very parts of the Irish Republic that the McCanns allegedly frequent or have connections with.
That might be interesting to see again if anyone can find it.
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WOW! The interviewer introduces the story of Madeleine then straight afterwards at 30 seconds moves onto another story about a VIGIL being held for a man who had died...Châtelaine wrote:***
Thanks for the video, NFWTD. Interesting viewing ... The first time [that I know of] she's not fixing her hand on his you-know-what, but firmly on his wrist. He doesn't managed to get lose, even when he starts expressively waving his hands. When she loosens to make some two hand gesture herself, he's visibly relieved, but she comes back with her grip and he bites his teeth.
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You're correct in thinking it was Joe Peoples that reportedly gave that information but the bolded bit is not right. He said, Johnny McCann was cremated in Glasgow and his ashes buried in St Johnston (Donegal).MissDaisy wrote:Does anyone know where in England Gerry McCann was born? Also earlier in the thread there is a news article that says John McCann was cremated in England but his ashes buried in Glasgow - I think this came from Joe Peoples. I thought surely if he lived in Glasgow he would have been cremated there too.
There's also a funeral Directors in St Johnston in the name of Joe Peoples.
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Also pics of the ex-McCann pub belonging to Eileenworriedmum wrote:WOW! The interviewer introduces the story of Madeleine then straight afterwards at 30 seconds moves onto another story about a VIGIL being held for a man who had died…Châtelaine wrote:***
Thanks for the video, NFWTD. Interesting viewing ... The first time [that I know of] she's not fixing her hand on his you-know-what, but firmly on his wrist. He doesn't managed to get lose, even when he starts expressively waving his hands. When she loosens to make some two hand gesture herself, he's visibly relieved, but she comes back with her grip and he bites his teeth.
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Thanks Daisy, you're right his ashes were buried in St. Johnston and not Glasgow. However, in the Irish Daily Mirror, 2008 Joe Peoples said " He was cremated in England but is buried in the graveyard in St Johnston." Maybe the paper made a mistake, I just thought it was odd if he lived in Glasgow why he would be cremated in England. Also unusual for a Catholic of that generation to be cremated, I know when my Aunt died in England she was desperate to be buried in Ireland so made arrangements in advance for her body to be brought over, she would not consider cremation on account of her faith.Daisy wrote:You're correct in thinking it was Joe Peoples that reportedly gave that information but the bolded bit is not right. He said, Johnny McCann was cremated in Glasgow and his ashes buried in St Johnston (Donegal).MissDaisy wrote:Does anyone know where in England Gerry McCann was born? Also earlier in the thread there is a news article that says John McCann was cremated in England but his ashes buried in Glasgow - I think this came from Joe Peoples. I thought surely if he lived in Glasgow he would have been cremated there too.
There's also a funeral Directors in St Johnston in the name of Joe Peoples.
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Is Hugh Doherty somehow related ??? Could he be Uncle Hughie....
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No.ChillyHeat wrote:Is Hugh Doherty somehow related ??? Could he be Uncle Hughie....
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Ok Ty...Daisy wrote:No.ChillyHeat wrote:Is Hugh Doherty somehow related ??? Could he be Uncle Hughie....
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I came across that too Chillyheat but I think he is Hugh Doherty and not McCann.ChillyHeat wrote:Is Hugh Doherty somehow related ??? Could he be Uncle Hughie....
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I was reading again what Joe Peoples had to say back in 2008, he said this "Johnny passed away four years ago in 2004. Thursday will mark his fourth anniversary.
I looked at Irishgraveyards.ie and there is a plot for John McCann, it says he died "March 2005, aged 68." Hugh is buried there too. Sorry if I keeping banging on about Joe Peoples, but it seems he didn't know the McCanns well at all if he gets these facts wrong.
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this is turning in to a very interesting thread and maybe it should be put in the main news thread.only imo of course
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There was discussion about the McCann family cemetery plot, with pictures. Might have been earlier in this thread. Was quite a while ago.
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