Martin Breen, who had a notable collision with the infamous James Mitchell, delves into the dark legacy of the 'Glenanne Gang,' which was responsible for up to 120 murders, including the notorious Dublin Monaghan bombings. He sheds light on Mitchell's complex ties to loyalist paramilitaries and rogue security forces. Breen shares chilling insights into Mitchell's role in armed collusion and the murky world of complicity that allowed violence to flourish in Northern Ireland. This discussion not only highlights historical events but also the enduring impact of those times.

In this captivating discussion, Martin Breen, editor of Sunday Life, and Martin Doyle, author of 'Dirty Linen,' shed light on Tullylish's dark past as part of Northern Ireland's 'murder triangle.' They explore the chilling legacy of Robin 'The Jackal' Jackson, detailing his brutal role in paramilitary violence. The conversation dives into the impact of these events on the community, revealing personal narratives of victims and the complexities of Catholic-Protestant relations during a time of upheaval.