The Rise and brutal FALL of Ballyfermot's Corbally Brothers | True Crime

On the evening of June 3rd, 2010, Kenneth and Paul Corbally were shot dead on Neilstown Road in Clondalkin, west Dublin. Twelve rounds. A silver Audi with false plates and a fake taxi sign. Two masked men. Ninety seconds. A fourteen-year-old boy in the back seat survived. This is the full story of the Corbally brothers — from Drumfinn Avenue in Ballyfermot, through armed robbery crews, an international heroin pipeline stretching from Afghanistan to Manchester, a bloody car park brawl at Parkwest, and a near-miss assassination in Bluebell that made what happened on Neilstown Road not just possible, but inevitable. Who were Kenneth and Paul Corbally? What feud brought two masked gunmen to that road on that evening? What happened to the boy who ran through the dark to Tallaght Hospital? And why has nobody ever been charged? We go through all of it. This video is produced for documentary and public interest purposes. All reported information is sourced from public record, Garda reporting, and Irish press coverage of the period. The feud context discussed reflects reported journalism and not any legal verdict. 📌 Like and subscribe if you want more deep-dives into Irish true crime and the stories the mainstream media moved past too quickly. #IrishTrueCrime #CorballyBrothers #Dublin #Gangland #Ballyfermot #Clondalkin #TrueCrime #IrishCrime #DublinCrime #Neilstown #WestDublin #TrueCrimeIreland #GardaInvestigation #IrishHistory #CrimePodcast #Underworld #Documentary #TrueCrimeDocumentary #Feud #OrganisedCrime