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The Lucan party!

23-02-2015 10:22pm

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Satriale

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#2 23-02-2015 10:23pm

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BYOB?

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#3 23-02-2015 10:23pm

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Thread already exists. On phone can't post link.......

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#4 23-02-2015 10:24pm

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Another one? Did they not take the tips offered to the other poor family in Lucan on the other thread? Tisk, some people never learn..

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#5 23-02-2015 10:24pm

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Irishguy16 wrote: »

This story is absolutely shocking, and makes me sick. I can't believe this could even happen in Ireland. I have never heard a story like it in my life, and I never knew how vicious and visceral teens in Ireland could be. Not even animals would react like this!

I don't know the full details, but I'm just writing on behalf of what I know.....

Firstly,I feel that the parents should take the full blame, not sure why they didn't react sooner, particulalry with the large crowds that managed to appear, it's not like 250 people all showed up at the same time. They should have called the guards straight away, or tried to get assistance from the neighbours, or some close friends before it got out of hand.

Secondly, not sure how the news leaked in the first place.I guess the daughter could partially be to blame, for posting the events online, particularly with such a popular website like Facebook.Social media is a dangerous tool and should be avoided, specially when the daughter was only 16. The parents should have monitored the event more carefully online and set the function as a private event, or tried to get a clear number of people that were meant to show up, and no more.

Lastly, we should all learn from this event, particularly when unmonitored teens are involved. Advice would be to avoid social media at all costs, leaving the invites by text messages, or emails only! I hate social media so much and it's getting more and more dangerous and this should be a clear enough example

What do you guys think?

About what?

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#6 23-02-2015 10:26pm

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Thread already on the subject:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057385689

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