Cillian Murphy's looking rough

suicide_circus

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/mumoftwo-flung-boiling-water-at-shop-workers-face-after-refusal-to-use-coffee-machine-38093044.html

ILoveYourVibes

What a bitch.

suicide_circus

suicide_circus wrote: »

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/mumoftwo-flung-boiling-water-at-shop-workers-face-after-refusal-to-use-coffee-machine-38093044.html

just the 158 previous convictions then

fr mcverry not available for comment no

c.p.w.g.w

Complete and utter kunt

McMurphy

suicide_circus wrote: »

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/mumoftwo-flung-boiling-water-at-shop-workers-face-after-refusal-to-use-coffee-machine-38093044.html

Ruth, of Spring Garden Street, North Strand, Dublin has 158 previous convictions, mostly for shoplifting and public order offences.

Sounds like the sort of lady you'd invite round to the bridge club.

not yet

She's just misunderstood, hard life, probably abused as a child etc etc.

s4uv3

What's that got to do with Cillian Murphy? Tell me like Im thick. Cos I am.

fonecrusher1

Ah here sur she was ownly loookin for de coffee like....

antodeco

"Keep the peace" and "158 previous convictions" don't seem to go hand in hand

J Mysterio

s4uv3 wrote: »

What's that got to do with Cillian Murphy? Tell me like Im thick. Cos I am.

OP is implying that this odious cretin looks like our Cillian.

is_that_so

s4uv3 wrote: »

What's that got to do with Cillian Murphy? Tell me like Im thick. Cos I am.

Compare photos!
https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/television/tv-news/cillian-murphy-eyes-up-part-in-young-offenders-after-moving-home-to-ireland-36846324.html

Richard Hillman

Should be an automatic double sentence for attacking people at their work, as self defence could result in being fired or the company being sued.

ILoveYourVibes

antodeco wrote: »

"Keep the peace" and "158 previous convictions" don't seem to go hand in hand

OH.............MY..................GAWD.......

ILoveYourVibes

is_that_so wrote: »

Compare photos!
https://www.independent.ie/entertainment/television/tv-news/cillian-murphy-eyes-up-part-in-young-offenders-after-moving-home-to-ireland-36846324.html

lol

RMAOK

antodeco wrote: »

"Keep the peace" and "158 previous convictions" don't seem to go hand in hand

It might be 159th time lucky. :rolleyes:

ILoveYourVibes

RMAOK wrote: »

It might be 159th time lucky. :rolleyes:

Lets hope because we are the world that has to live with her.

Joke is on us!

AllForIt

novel thread title


and I agree, crimes which cause or potentially cause physical harm should be sentenced severely

Billy86

Starting at 18 and now 40 years old, 158 convictions works out to one roughly every 7 weeks.

What is the average judges salary and how many hours is the average small case? Just the costs racked up from judges' pay alone due to her must be astronomical.

Though they have likely come bunches, going off averages her last conviction would have been about March 20th, this one this week, and she'll be due another conviction around June 26th. Just to give a bit of perspective.

silverharp

a mother of 2? sure it wasnt aged 40 a grandmother of 2?

KevRossi

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

Sounds like the sort of lady you'd invite round to the bridge club.

That the drinking club under the bridge on the canal?


This is the worst bit...

Her victim impact statement was handed into court but not read out.

I mean, what's the actual fukcing point of sitting down to write that out when the judge can't be arsed reading it out.

She'll be released by Christmas anyway, it'll keep the legal profession in business in 2020.

Sinus pain

I worked in retail for a long time and there is no way would I approach anyone who was barred or robbing etc - because of cretins like this - (and it wasn’t my job to) I used to feel sorry for the security guys

fonecrusher1

antodeco wrote: »

"Keep the peace" and "158 previous convictions" don't seem to go hand in hand

Lucky for her we have a 200 strikes and you're out policy. So 42 more convictions and we've got her.

Varik

How much do you suppose 159 convictions cost the country, from prosecution, and to from the look of her free legal aid.

sk8erboii

Christ. What a scumbag. Her kids needs a foster home

sk8erboii

sk8erboii wrote: »

Christ. What a scumbag. Her kids needs a foster home

that's the biggest crime, that she is allowed to breed.

ChikiChiki

158 convictions and no rehabilitation. We are some soft touch country.

Revolving door policy with all those convictions. Legal profession milking it for every penny.

Sonny noggs

Varik wrote: »

How much do you suppose 159 convictions cost the country, from prosecution, and to from the look of her free legal aid.

The banks, the banks, the banks...some do gooder will be along to say the banks cost much more than these individuals cost us.

sdanseo

Our justice system really is a complete farce. Could have caused life-altering injuries.

Sonny noggs

Sonny noggs wrote: »

The banks, the banks, the banks...some do gooder will be along to say the banks cost much more than these individuals cost us.

Do you want the maths or not?

The people who say that have things like "numbers" and "facts" and other such lefty notions behind them

Fann Linn

suicide_circus wrote: »

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/mumoftwo-flung-boiling-water-at-shop-workers-face-after-refusal-to-use-coffee-machine-38093044.html

Brilliant title!!

Sonny noggs

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Do you want the maths or not?

The people who say that have things like "numbers" and "facts" and other such lefty notions behind them

So we should throw good money after bad on ‘people’ like her?

Peatys

Thanks to the bleeding hearts, we have to share the streets with these filth. 18months with time suspended thanks to her plea and remorse. I wonder if it was a judge getting attacked by two already barred scum bags, would there be time off for feeling "remorse" (after running away, not staying to check on the victim)

theteal

There really needs to be a line where if they go above a certain number of convictions they get led out the back of the court to be “disappeared”.

sdanseo

theteal wrote: »

There really needs to be a line where if they go above a certain number of convictions they get led out the back of the court to be “disappeared”.

The penal colonies really weren't that bad of an idea

There are parts of the world that surely this lady would improve just by her presence.

Sonny noggs

sdanseo wrote: »

The penal colonies really weren't that bad of an idea

There are parts of the world that surely this lady would improve just by her presence.

Maybe drop her into an active volcano?

Sonny noggs

Sonny noggs wrote: »

So we should throw good money after bad on ‘people’ like her?

Not at all. Someone just asked about the banks, and my only contribution to this thread is on the billions they've cost. I'll gladly rehearse them if asked!

sdanseo

Sonny noggs wrote: »

Maybe drop her into an active volcano?

That or land her in a favella in Brasil. Or a back yard in Compton.
She can be free but would have to fend for herself.
Let Darwin sort things out

Yer Da sells Avon

suicide_circus wrote: »

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/mumoftwo-flung-boiling-water-at-shop-workers-face-after-refusal-to-use-coffee-machine-38093044.html

Shane MacGowan's let himself go.

ILoveYourVibes

Sonny noggs wrote: »

So we should throw good money after bad on ‘people’ like her?

There are no bad people only bad owners!

In this type of case I’m all in favour of an eye for and eye type justice.

The scruffy tramp looks like she could do with a wash and a face peel.

What a mouldy old scumbag thing to do to someone. I hope she gets pushed into the Liffey with a spike in her back. Good enough for her. Pure scum.

Yer Da sells Avon

Yer Da sells Avon wrote: »

Shane MacGowan's let himself go.

It’s funny when the reference is to someone who had something to let go in the first place.

‘She looks like Shane McGowan’ is what you’re saying then, right?

Here, have a sympathy smile:

3/10 for effort.

Sonny noggs

Yer Da sells Avon wrote: »

Shane MacGowan's let himself go.

No, that is a picture of criminal Michelle Ruth. An easy mistake to make, though, so don’t feel bad about it.

Yer Da sells Avon

JayZeus wrote: »

It’s funny when the reference is to someone who had something to let go in the first place.

‘She looks like Shane McGowan’ is what you’re saying then, right?

Here, have a sympathy smile:

3/10 for effort.

*Whoosh*

kowloon

I hear women's prison is pretty rough, it'll scare her right off the crime.

Yer Da sells Avon

Yer Da sells Avon wrote: »

*Whoosh*

Wow. Twice.

You’re like that fella in the pub who starts telling the same joke someone else told, minutes after everyone just heard it and had a good laugh.

It may be funny the first time, but not the second when everyone, everyone know the punchline.

Yer Da sells Avon

JayZeus wrote: »

Wow. Twice.

You’re like that fella in the pub who starts telling the same joke someone else told, minutes after everyone just heard it and had a good laugh.

It may be funny the first time, but not the second when everyone, everyone know the punchline.

You actually seem angry now. Relax.

dhaughton99

The type who should be cleaning bedpans and wiping oaps arses for her dole.

kowloon

dhaughton99 wrote: »

The type who should be cleaning bedpans and wiping oaps arses for her dole.

I'm not sure you want someone like that dealing with the vulnerable. The time inside might give her children some respite.

Yer Da sells Avon

Yer Da sells Avon wrote: »

You actually seem angry now. Relax.

You’re not great at reading the room either. As I’ve told you before, it’s hard to be angry with someone when I’m laughing at them.

At, not with.

kowloon

kowloon wrote: »

I'm not sure you want someone like that dealing with the vulnerable. The time inside might give her children some respite.

That animal is better suited to forced labour on a chain gang. Give me a whip and a Winchester and I’ll get my own horse and Stetson.