Cork First Year Girls Filmed Tearing Each Other Apart Over a Guy

Wompa1 · 11-10-2012 12:42am

The girls fights were the best in secondary school. Always the dirtiest fights and usually pretty funny because they'd both end up crying. Excellent

dodderangler · 11-10-2012 12:45am

So what
Two mutants fightin in cork
Nothin new there

Little Acorn · 11-10-2012 12:45am

girl2 wrote: »

Didn't watch it all. Despicable. The one at the very beginning who set it up and then walked away laughin the bit out deserves a good fückin hiding.

Yeah, did you notice that girl was also saying to "Nicole" (i think) at the start of video, "they're not going to put it up on facebook Nicole" before bringing her over to fight the other one.
Yeah em, it's just going to be put all over Twitter and Boards.ie, possibly Youtube, but don't worry not facebook.
There was a case before of a video that went on youtube about a highschool girl getting beat up badly. Victoria Lindsay was the girl's name. Pretty sure it went to court and everything. I saw the film that was based on the true story.

Da Shins Kelly · 11-10-2012 12:46am

Wompa1 wrote: »

The girls fights were the best in secondary school. Always the dirtiest fights and usually pretty funny because they'd both end up crying. Excellent

Often pretty vicious - hair pulling, scratching, etc. I remember girls putting their friends rings on their fingers in preparation too. Often more violent than the lads' scuffles, I found. The fights were often accompanied by a tremendous amount of bitchy behaviour too.

Notorioux · 11-10-2012 12:47am

They're like pikeys doing knuckle boxing. Idiot trashy kids

mooman · 11-10-2012 1:03am

dodderangler wrote: »

So what
Two mutants fightin in cork
Nothin new there

At least we fight fair down here, youngfellas not much older than those two getting shot up your way these days.

K.Flyer · 11-10-2012 1:03am

Ahhh.. their parents must be so proud of their little darling princesses and their new found 15 mins of fame.

lukesmom · 11-10-2012 1:07am

I think women/girls fighting is disgusting absolutely vile. There's something about it that turns my stomach. I'd be so ashamed if my daughter (2) did that when she is older. Went to a convent, plenty of bitching but never saw any fights. Funny that boxing is my favourite sport. I bet the girls parents will be real proud when they see this video which no doubt they will.

dodderangler · 11-10-2012 1:10am

mooman wrote: »

dodderangler wrote: »

So what
Two mutants fightin in cork
Nothin new there

At least we fight fair down here, youngfellas not much older than those two getting shot up your way these days.

Not near me that's crumlin
everyone gettin shot there survives
Very few in tallaght survive
Idiots can't shoot straight in crumlin
Lol

Smidge · 11-10-2012 1:12am

dodderangler wrote: »

Not near me that's crumlin
everyone gettin shot there survives
Very few in tallaght survive
Idiots can't shoot straight in crumlin
Lol

say_who_now? · 11-10-2012 1:16am

I'm not sure this is what people had in mind when they said Katie Taylor was an inspiration for future generations of young girls.

maddragon · 11-10-2012 1:22am

There was nothing dirty about it, just good hard hurling.

minidazzler · 11-10-2012 1:25am

lukesmom wrote: »

I think women/girls fighting is disgusting absolutely vile. There's something about it that turns my stomach. I'd be so ashamed if my daughter (2) did that when she is older. Went to a convent, plenty of bitching but never saw any fights. Funny that boxing is my favourite sport. I bet the girls parents will be real proud when they see this video which no doubt they will.

That's just sexist. Would it be OK for your son to go out fighting though? Because boys will be boys eh?

mahamageehad · 11-10-2012 1:32am

I've seen way worse fights in this in when I was in an all girls secondary school, and at a older age as well!

Bullying is bad and the crowd eggin em on were worse but are people here really shocked by this?? At least it seemed to be a fair enough fight and there were no weapons etc involved and only one on one!

mathepac · 11-10-2012 1:33am

If it's true that the children featured in this video are 12-14 year olds, then having the video posted or linked to here without their parents / guardians knowledge or consent is a highly questionable practice. I'm amazed no-one seems to brought it to mod's attention before I did.

Oh sorry, I just noticed that moderators have have commented on the video and left it in situ. Very strange.

danger mouse · 11-10-2012 1:34am

I hate this culture of everyone thinking they have the number one hit for youtube when they record fights. That video is sad. When i was in school and saw 2 young girls fighting like that i would have stopped it not taken out my iPhone recorded it and put it up on Youtube or any other file hosting website.

oppenheimer1 · 11-10-2012 1:38am

danger mouse wrote: »

I hate this culture of everyone thinking they have the number one hit for youtube when they record fights. That video is sad. When i was in school and saw 2 young girls fighting like that i would have stopped it not taken out my iPhone recorded it and put it up on Youtube or any other file hosting website.

When you were 13-14, you'd have broken up a fight? Really?

What is sad is that these incidents were common enough in my day but are only remembered with reminisces down memory lane with my friends from school. These days such incidents are recorded for eternity on the internet. The camera phone is definitely a double edged sword.

PizzamanIRL · 11-10-2012 1:47am

Vivara wrote: »

From what I can gather it's "Niamh & Aoife" in the video...

V.

What's more shocking is how you gather it to be 'Niamh'. I heard 'Go on Nicole' at least 10 times.

danger mouse · 11-10-2012 1:55am

oppenheimer1 wrote: »

When you were 13-14, you'd have broken up a fight? Really?

What is sad is that these incidents were common enough in my day but are only remembered with reminisces down memory lane with my friends from school. These days such incidents are recorded for eternity on the internet. The camera phone is definitely a double edged sword.

Yeah believe it or not I would have stopped it and that was the done thing (girls fighting) Was not something that was let play out in my school. I went to a pretty small school and this kind of thing would not have been let continue past a couple of slaps. (camera phones or no camera phones it would have been stopped) and especially girls fighting on camera. Im being very honest. Camera phones came to my school in around 2001. I never once would have seen anyone even thinking about recording fights with them, let alone involving girls.

mathepac · 11-10-2012 1:59am

say_who_now? wrote: »

I'm not sure this is what people had in mind when they said Katie Taylor was an inspiration for future generations of young girls.

What a stupid, mindless comment. Children fighting in this way has no connection with the sporting achievements of Katie Taylor, one of the world's top exponents of the craft and science of amateur boxing, a credit to her country, and her chosen sport.

Watching under-age children demean themselves is not a sport and is not funny. I find it decidedly creepy and pervy that posters could derive enjoyment from the disgusting spectacle on the video.

Boombastic · 11-10-2012 1:59am

The guy must be lovely

and delighted two stunner's are after him

4zn76tysfajdxp · 11-10-2012 2:07am

So that's what Dudess has been up to since she closed her account...

Princess Peach · 11-10-2012 2:11am

mahamageehad wrote: »

I've seen way worse fights in this in when I was in an all girls secondary school, and at a older age as well!

Bullying is bad and the crowd eggin em on were worse but are people here really shocked by this?? At least it seemed to be a fair enough fight and there were no weapons etc involved and only one on one!

I was shocked, I never saw any fights at my school

say_who_now? · 11-10-2012 2:12am

mathepac wrote: »

say_who_now? wrote: »

I'm not sure this is what people had in mind when they said Katie Taylor was an inspiration for future generations of young girls.

What a stupid, mindless comment. Children fighting in this way has no connection with the sporting achievements of Katie Taylor, one of the world's top exponents of the craft and science of amateur boxing, a credit to her country, and her chosen sport.

Watching under-age children demean themselves is not a sport and is not funny. I find it decidedly creepy and pervy that posters could derive enjoyment from the disgusting spectacle on the video.

Look up the definition of sarcasm in the dictionary will you?

There was nothing creepy or pervy said in the thread so that came off the top of your own head, so I would question your own mindset before you question the mindset of others.

They have equestrian competitions in the olympics too in case you wanted to enter one of those events on your high horse.

BillyMitchel · 11-10-2012 2:21am

Kids will be kids. This happens everyday all over every secondary school in the world!! The girl stirring it is annoying though and bet she wouldn't fight herself.

I also read this whole thread in a cork accent.. Anyone else?

ArtSmart · 11-10-2012 2:35am

wasnt this around months ago? like 7/8 months ago.

still, always good to see the classics repeated...

Cillian13 · 11-10-2012 3:26am

BillyMitchel wrote: »

I also read this whole thread in a cork accent.. Anyone else?

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fasttalkerchat · 11-10-2012 3:30am

Fairly **** fight. I've seen much worse. Also, bitchfights always start by one participant being pushed into the other... its like a foreshaddow for losing virginity.

up for anything · 11-10-2012 7:40am

BillyMitchel wrote: »

This happens everyday all over every secondary school in the world!!

No, it doesn't. :rolleyes:

smash · 11-10-2012 7:48am

Go team Jacob...

no, go team Edward..

11-10-2012 7:54am

WORLD STAR!

gobnaitolunacy · 11-10-2012 7:58am

Thank God the phone was turned right way round eventually....was getting a pain in the neck there.

Anyways no real damage done, girls fight like, well, girls.

Abi · 11-10-2012 8:07am

up for anything wrote: »

BillyMitchel wrote: »

This happens everyday all over every secondary school in the world!!

No, it doesn't. :rolleyes:

Certainly didn't in mine. I only watched a few seconds of it, it's disgusting.

The girl that pushed the first girl over to get her to fight is a two faced bitch. She was egging her on to fight, no doubt pretending to be a friend, the she walks off laughing.

I wonder if the guy was around to see that, or at least seen the video. Hopefully has the sense to stay away from the two of them now.

Princess Peach · 11-10-2012 9:37am

I'm also shocked that people here think this is normal behaviour and complaining that it's a bit too tame!

Skyflyer1234 · 11-10-2012 9:39am

Sounds like somethign that would defo happen in cork!

Their all mental down there!

CdeC · 11-10-2012 9:41am

I wonder did she win her Man???

kaimera · 11-10-2012 9:43am

More water.

Skyflyer1234 · 11-10-2012 9:44am

CdeC wrote: »

I wonder did she win her Man???

I reckon he ran away after seeing what she can do incase he ever ****s up, he be left with no hair!

themadchef · 11-10-2012 9:53am

Good God, you can only hope girls are going to learn from this or there are going to be alot bunny wabbits in microwaves down the road.

For all the blokes that think it's hawt to see these chicks fighting, think how much fun they are going to be when you dump them :pac:

jamesjoyce1710 · 11-10-2012 9:53am

up for anything wrote: »

No, it doesn't. :rolleyes:

of course it does, there was a fight evey couple of day in the school i went too (all boys), and the guys involved ranged from scummer to posh guys, its part of human nature to fight we are, at the end of the day, highly evolved animails no different to any other animal on the planet.

the keen edge · 11-10-2012 9:55am

mariano rivera wrote: »

They got a grand day for it

Irish dry wit dead pan at it best.

Well done Sir, bloody well done.

SEPT 23 1989 · 11-10-2012 9:55am

The Cork Taliban won't like this

jamesjoyce1710 · 11-10-2012 9:55am

Abi wrote: »

Certainly didn't in mine. I only watched a few seconds of it, it's disgusting.

The girl that pushed the first girl over to get her to fight is a two faced bitch. She was egging her on to fight, no doubt pretending to be a friend, the she walks off laughing.

I wonder if the guy was around to see that, or at least seen the video. Hopefully has the sense to stay away from the two of them now.

humans fight, its happened for thousands of years and will still happen in another 100 years, who does it bother you so much?

withless · 11-10-2012 10:02am

I haven't read the thread but I would like to make a contribution:

The Quiet Man II

kunst nugget · 11-10-2012 10:09am

emo72 wrote: »

Aah jaysus, they're only kids. They don't have a clue in fairness.

Yeah, their technique is all over the shop. No decent head locks, elbows to the solar plexus or footswipes and not one bloody nose or eye gouge. Kids these days are going to the dogs…

lukesmom · 11-10-2012 10:10am

minidazzler wrote: »

lukesmom wrote: »

I think women/girls fighting is disgusting absolutely vile. There's something about it that turns my stomach. I'd be so ashamed if my daughter (2) did that when she is older. Went to a convent, plenty of bitching but never saw any fights. Funny that boxing is my favourite sport. I bet the girls parents will be real proud when they see this video which no doubt they will.

That's just sexist. Would it be OK for your son to go out fighting though? Because boys will be boys eh?

Perhaps I am bring sexist but I make no apologies for it. To see two women fighting is degrading and They should have more respect for themselves, at least this is what I will teach my daughter.
My sons on the otherhand I wouldn't mind as much. I don't like any kind of fighting that is not controlled inside a ring but if my boys fight it won't bother me as lads are built differently to girls. They have a lot of testosterone and lads normally beat the **** out of each other and it's done. But girls are a whole lot different. The emotional abuse that can happen can be very intense. Yeah I'm a hypocrite, sexist whatever you want to call me but as a mother of two boys and one girl this is how I feel. I know my husband feels the exact same way too.

Show Time · 11-10-2012 10:19am

I have seen worse on the streets of Dublin on a week day.

Abi · 11-10-2012 10:22am

jamesjoyce1710 wrote: »

Abi wrote: »

Certainly didn't in mine. I only watched a few seconds of it, it's disgusting.

The girl that pushed the first girl over to get her to fight is a two faced bitch. She was egging her on to fight, no doubt pretending to be a friend, the she walks off laughing.

I wonder if the guy was around to see that, or at least seen the video. Hopefully has the sense to stay away from the two of them now.

humans fight, its happened for thousands of years and will still happen in another 100 years, who does it bother you so much?

Eh, no. Skangers fight.

triple-M · 11-10-2012 10:24am

its all fun and games til somebody gets pregnant

Madam_X · 11-10-2012 10:29am

Princess Peach wrote: »

I'm also shocked that people here think this is normal behaviour and complaining that it's a bit too tame!

Are people complaining though? Think they're just saying they've seen worse - I have unfortunately. It doesn't happen in every school, no, but it's not unusual either sadly. I went to a convent school in the centre of Cork (was expecting its uniform in this vid tbh

) and it was rife, despite the "respectable" reputation (if waning) the school had.

lukesmom wrote: »

Perhaps I am bring sexist but I make no apologies for it. To see two women fighting is degrading and They should have more respect for themselves, at least this is what I will teach my daughter.
My sons on the otherhand I wouldn't mind as much. I don't like any kind of fighting that is not controlled inside a ring but if my boys fight it won't bother me as lads are built differently to girls. They have a lot of testosterone and lads normally beat the **** out of each other and it's done. But girls are a whole lot different. The emotional abuse that can happen can be very intense. Yeah I'm a hypocrite, sexist whatever you want to call me but as a mother of two boys and one girl this is how I feel. I know my husband feels the exact same way too.

Never mind sexism, I'm just surprised by you saying you wouldn't mind as much your sons being in fights. If I had kids I'd mind a whole lot if they were in fights, male or female.

Cork First Year Girls Filmed Tearing Each Other Apart Over a Guy

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