Nicola Tallent
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164 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2025
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Nicola Tallent’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There were also rumours about who had waited for them in a car outside the house in Finglas for the six or so minutes that it took to snuff out the two men's lives.
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Eamon the Don Don.
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It made sense.
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It was a classic power play.
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But still to this day, no one has ever been charged.
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More than a dozen men were arrested and questioned in the days and weeks that followed the massacre.
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The Gardaí were under pressure, largely because an innocent young man had been caught up so tragically in the crossfire of this latest gangland assassination.
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But also, the public were sick and terrified of the kind of violent crime that was playing out in their neighbourhoods across Dublin and beyond.
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However, if they thought Marlow Highland's death was going to make any difference, they were sadly mistaken.
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Not even the killing of apprentice plumber Anthony Campbell seemed to make a dent in the level of ferociousness on Irish streets.
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Almost instantly there was a new boss in town and the Don was every bit as volatile and brutal as his one-time close associate.
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In the three years after Marlow's death, it's believed Eamon Dunn was linked to at least 17 gangland slayings, right up until his own assassination.
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But we'll stick with Marlow's story for now and the investigation into his murder and how close the Gardaí got to getting those responsible for killing Anthony.
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Now there's a really unusual reason why we can discuss who the main suspects are and always have been in this double murder.
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John Mangan and Willie Hines and of course the late Eamon the Don Don who was killed in 2010.
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He was thought to have been the one to orchestrate the hit or certainly it was orchestrated or directed by his own gang is the belief Marlow Highland was killed by his underlings.
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and that John Mangan and Willie Hines were the gunmen, basically, and Eamon the Don Dunn was the getaway driver.
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Now, it is really weird why we can discuss this, and it's all thanks to a former colleague of ours.
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From memory, I think he told the trial that people on the ground, sources, had sort of told him that
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the word was that Anthony Campbell had been murdered because he recognised one of the hitmen.
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