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Drug Clinics have to be public transport friendly, the southside clinic one is in Dun Laoghaire due to its excellent transport links and that has blighted the area in recent years.
I had to call to a mate a while ago for a few beers and getting the Luas to his, the ticket inspectors came on a Luas at Abbey St and he asked some junkie for a ticket, cue junkie abusing the inspector while the junkie was holding a knife behind his back. Dublin and the country as a whole is staring down the barrel of a very serious drink problem. This isn't going for 10 pints and falling asleep, this is getting tanked up on spirits before you go out then getting more hammered after you hit town. I'm in my early 20s and I'm amazed at the state of people my age and see it as a future health epidemic in waiting. Like the drink driving years ago we need a change in culture. From experience Dublin is safer then English cities and Sydney and Melbourne. You get drunken violence everywhere and your at more risk of pick pockets/ criminals in the likes of Barcelona and Naples (if your foolish enough to ever go there.) |
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That's shocking
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That's shocking
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Garda morale is low the poor mites so we cant expect them to police our towns and cities at the moment.
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Pity i wasnt there....if i see a bird with her undies down.....i'l be on it straight away....she sounded like a classy dame too.....
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You would have to beat stubby to it. Be a change from his blow up doll
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Wildmanfromborneo never said he was going to Dublin for the day though
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ive seen junkies injecting themselves with heroin on a packed luas,no problem to them at all.The luas is by far the best mode of public transport in dublin,just a shame about most the junkies on them
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sad to say, but i fear we havent seen the worst yet.
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Judical system a joke...theres no deterrent...youd need a 100 convictions to get a prison sentence these days ....the law is only there to nail the law abiding for micky mouse traffic offences!!
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My cousin spent a month in jail recently for a repeat drink driving charge(he deserved it, and it was the best thing that happened him). He was a soldier who had to resign(so not to loose his army pension). He was in a cell in Castlerea for 5 days with a lad who owed a credit union 17k...that lad was there for 3 days in total. He then moved to Lough Linn House Prison(which is a holiday camp). Castlerea prison used to be inhabited by IRA people, who used to make sure there was no drugs etc....., now I am told it is full of wanna bee knackers. It is amazimg the stories he told me about the freedom and privacy prisoners have have in Ireland atm. He was given a key to his cell while he was there as he also was a civil servant.
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Yeah Luas is a fantastic service pity that it has such a awful reputation. At night I find it much safer than 2 o clock in the day!.
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Luas red line has the bad reputation, the Green Line is fine. It's an excellent form of transport.
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I was on the red line from city centre to heuston with my family, middle of the day, luas packed. ended up beside two skangers supping their dutch gold pissed out of their heads who were playfully headbutting each other, you couldnt make it up.their game nearly turned nasty, havent been that worried for our safety in years.
At home we have serial shoplifters who nip in and out and take what they want, guards called and they go through the motions , but they know that the judge will just tell them not to do it again,waste of everyones time. judicary are a joke in this neck of the woods anyway, if your phone rings you get a few hours in the cell for your troubles yet steal and terriorise shopkeepers and youre asked not to do it again x 50 times. |