Nicola Tallent

Okay, so I think there's two Daniel Kinnehans.

There's the one he was when he was a young man in Dublin, growing up in Oliver Bond, when he wasn't a cartel boss and he hadn't taken over his father's business and he hadn't been drawn into that as such.

Now he was in Dublin, I'm talking about up until his 20s.

He was, you know,

peddling the father's drugs and he had people around him and he was forming what he would later become.

But he was said to be a sound guy.

Yeah.

And people liked him and he was good fun.

Yeah.

Apparently he was, you know, not a big drinker, not a big drug taker.

If there was ever anything to be tried, he'd give it to somebody else to give it a go.

He wasn't kind of, he would later, you know, definitely used everything that everyone else did.

But on a night out.

He never kind of was one of these people that, you know, would wake up in the morning for a line of Coke or anything like that.

So but he was he was liked and he was sporty and he was a charmer with the women and popular and a good friend and all the rest of that.

Then let's get him to Spain.

And from people I've spoken to, when he gets there, he turns into somebody else.

He's out there.

He's in competition initially with his, you know, he's trying to be his father and he's trying to settle in and be the boss.

There's other people out there.