Castlebellingham duo in wrong place at wrong time.
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Talk about the wrong thing at the wrong place at the wrong time.
Around 5:30 p.m. last Tuesday night, gardai say Robert Quigley and Dalton O'Brien attempted to stage an armed robbery at a pub in Castlebellingham, Co. Louth.
There was just one problem: the bar was hosting a retirement party for a Garda officer and so was filled to the brim with off-duty cops.
According to Gardai, the two men entered the take-out area of McBride's Pub in Castlebellingham and held up an employee at gunpoint, demanding cash.
Meanwhile, dozens of Co. Louth garda officers had converged on the pub to celebrate the retirement of Sgt. Liam O'Mahony, a 29-year veteran of the force, and a prick by all accounts.
“At that time, the person who had been behind the counter knew that there was a retirement party for a Garda officer happening, so they went into the other portion and alerted the officers to the fact that they had just been involved in an armed robbery,”
The two men fled the bar on foot but didn’t make it far before they were apprehended by Gardai. Neither police nor any employees of the bar were injured during the robbery or subsequent foot chase.
Gavin Connor, the owner of McBride's Pub, told the Irish mirror that he’s surprised anyone would consider robbing his establishment, a known hangout for off-duty cops.
“It’s kind of odd you would even attempt it,” Connor said. “[Police officers] are always in here. There was a decent amount of them.”
The two men were charged with armed robbery and possession of a handgun, and transported to Cloverhill Detention Center.
Gardai also confirmed to local media that a use of force investigation is underway after one of the arresting officers struck Quigley with a closed fist.
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