Parts of Tallaght a no go zone for An Post

Jimmy McGill

Richard Hillman wrote: »

PBP/AAA will be out to tell us how the residents are the victim.

Of course they are. How dare An Post stop delivering to a multicultural and diverse estate in Tallaght.

Super-Rush

Something's not right here.

Are you telling me the local scummer is going to be out of bed at that hour?

enricoh

Super-Rush wrote: »

Something's not right here.

Are you telling me the local scummer is going to be out of bed at that hour?

No chance, maybe our new neighbours have more get up n go during daylight hours!

listermint

Gatling wrote: »

He would be laughed at ,

No political parties have any pull in the area , literally on the first weekend the estate actually opened the riot squad had to to deployed to separate rival families from completely destroying the estate before the majority of people had received their keys from the county council

That estate is opened over ten years ago. And was opened in sections with keys handed over per completion. There was no big opening point. What are you on about.

josip

Not too rough for Google


Are these barriers council installed ?
https://goo.gl/maps/rVN9qFU5PCy92NHL6

Gatling

listermint wrote: »

What are you on about.

The very first weekend people had moved in as in the original families given housing in the estate ,I never said they had a big opening ( where did I say that)
The riot squad had to be deployed to stop families from wrecking the place which involved several families who where at war with each other ,

Families actually had to attend group meeting before anyone moved in and they were all told they had a zero tolerance to antisocial behaviour ,no mobile homes or caravans were allowed in the estate ,no selling of cars (as in business) in the estate ,

guess what happened all of the above and zero consequences I know of another situation in the estate where a young teen was and is still living in a multiple room property because his parents who were actually given the house moved to another country

Blanc von lobster

Is that where Gemma Doherty did her walk around before the last election?

goose2005

jcorr wrote: »

Technically wouldn't they have to go to the Post office for that

no, lifelong dolers get the money delivered direct to their door, along with their free state prams and Korans. I read that nowhere.

goose2005

Gatling wrote: »

Welcome to multicultural tallaght ,

One part traveler gang

One part African gang

One part Roma gang

One part usual gang spawn of lone parents

And blame the government for not giving them enough stuff for free stuff ,

I suspect that this is one of the areas sdcc are struggling to get tenants pay their heavily subsidised rents

But think of the movie potential

Guy:Incognito

sugarman wrote: »

but along with the Travelers they rob the Lidl across the road blind on a daily basis .

Theyre only taking a bit of bread to feed the babbies.

normanoffside

Matt Barrett wrote: »

The poor generally.

Nothing wrong with being poor. I grew up poor.
The problem is being poor with no ambition.
If you have ambition but no opportunity then that's a failing of the state.
If you have opportunity but no ambition and yet have a comfy (yet poor) life that's also a failing of the state.

holliehobbie

Matt Barrett wrote: »

Richard Hillman wrote: »

PBP/AAA will be out to tell us how the residents are the victim. They always do it when Dublin Bus cut services because of scummy kids. You'd think with their whole Socialism thing that they would side with the Workers

Likely they're siding with the families left without transport. If you can link to a 'PBP say leave the scumbags alone ' article I'll read it.

When they cut the 19a in Inchicore it was the pensioners up in arms, (if you gave them a minute). One estate has no bus service at all, but pretty sure that was a flip flop on cost savings or something.

It wasn't only the pensioners up in arms! They aren't the only people who need buses! Non-drivers like myself need them. And there were no FG/FF representatives at any meetings about it either if memory serves me right! Only PBP!

Kivaro

Gatling wrote: »

Welcome to multicultural tallaght ,

One part traveler gang

One part African gang

One part Roma gang

One part usual gang spawn of lone parents

And blame the government for not giving them enough stuff for free stuff ,

I suspect that this is one of the areas sdcc are struggling to get tenants pay their heavily subsidised rents

Doesn't surprise me that the usual culprits on here are making light of the ethnicity of those causing strife.

Of course, those same culprits wouldn't know a bit of work if it hit them straight in the face. Blaming society and government for the criminality of these groups is getting boring at this stage. Close to 60% of Africans who hit the lottery and got citizenship/asylum in Ireland do not work in this country. I would have to imagine that the percentage is a great deal higher for Travelers and even greater still for Roma gypsies.

Traditional society, as we once knew it in Ireland, is undergoing complete transformation in order to appease the needs of these havoc-causing ethnic groups. Is it worth it? For the sake of diversity?
I certainly don't think so.

satguy

There is nothing wrong with Tallaght, I bought my first house in Tallaght in 1990.

Belgard Heights = 32K ,, loved it there, worked in Jacob's Biscuits,, had a 5 min walk to work.......Happy Days..

dermo888

satguy wrote: »

There is nothing wrong with Tallaght, I bought my first house in Tallaght in 1990.

Belgard Heights = 32K ,, loved it there, worked in Jacob's Biscuits,, had a 5 min walk to work.......Happy Days..

Thats a civilised part of Tallaght, along with Kingswood, Kilnamanagh, most of Old Bawn, its the Western bit beyond Jobstown which has anti social problems.

suicide_circus

dermo888 wrote: »

its the Western bit beyond Jobstown which has anti social problems.

Comanche counrty

McMurphy

Temptamperu wrote: »

As a person from tallaght (watch yer coats ladies and gentlemen) I dont know where this area is.

I didn't know it myself (by name anyway) popped it into Google map , looked at street view, and immediately recognised where they were referring to.

super_furry

dermo888 wrote: »

Thats a civilised part of Tallaght, along with Kingswood, Kilnamanagh, most of Old Bawn, its the Western bit beyond Jobstown which has anti social problems.

Indeed. Belfard in particular is a lovely spot and is almost hampered by the fact that the Tallaght area is so vast so that it can get lumped in with some real dodgy areas.

Cork Trucker

Tallaght has it all going for itself,

Margaret Cash wants her '4eva home' there

Lidl is raided

An Post stop doing postal deliveries in a certain estate

Buses are stopped at night someone said?

And i thought Cork had anti social behaviour problems.

ED E

amcalester wrote: »

Just across from the Lidl that was looted during the snow.

This basically says it all. Spitting distance from that Lidl.


Most people don't **** where they eat, but nothings below these boyos.

ED E

Cork Trucker wrote: »

And i thought Cork had anti social behaviour problems.

Well....

"@Independent_ie
#BREAKING: Garda probe after body of man found on road in west Cork buff.ly/2IBMdNT"

Cork Trucker

ED E wrote: »

Well....

"@Independent_ie
#BREAKING: Garda probe after body of man found on road in west Cork buff.ly/2IBMdNT"

I don't read the news as much as i should, especially in the last 24 hours. Time for my weetabix.

https://twitter.com/PaulByrne_1/status/1142353898457448448

Gatling

Cork Trucker wrote: »

Lidl is raided

It's actually the one across from this particular estate that was destroyed

Cork Trucker

Gatling wrote: »

It's actually the one across from this particular estate that was destroyed

That makes it worse.

I was in Tallaght once in 2000, the first thing i was told was to watch my pockets, was in the local amusement arcade, is that still there?

Gatling

Cork Trucker wrote: »

That makes it worse.

I was in Tallaght once in 2000, the first thing i was told was to watch my pockets, was in the local amusement arcade, is that still there?

Atari expo (the square) or the leisure plex .

Atari is more a casino just slot machines. With next to no amusements now.

Cork Trucker

Gatling wrote: »

Atari expo (the square) or the leisure plex .

Atari is more a casino just slot machines. With next to no amusements now.

The square, definitely not leisureplex. I won’t be going back to see it :pac:

AllForIt

Why don't the guards take one of these postal vans, go under cover driving the thing, wait for something to happen, f*ck them into the back of the van when it goes, and special delivery them to the nearest courthouse.

Odelay

AllForIt wrote: »

Why don't the guards take one of these postal vans, go under cover driving the thing, wait for something to happen, f*ck them into the back of the van when it goes, and special delivery them to the nearest courthouse.

Cos they’ll be back on the streets in no time at all and will probably give the post office workers an even harder time for setting the guards on them.

Cork Trucker

AllForIt wrote: »

Why don't the guards take one of these postal vans, go under cover driving the thing, wait for something to happen, f*ck them into the back of the van when it goes, and special delivery them to the nearest courthouse.

They do controlled deliveries for drugs and contraband alright.

Roger Hassenforder

AllForIt wrote: »

Why don't the guards take one of these postal vans, go under cover driving the thing, wait for something to happen, f*ck them into the back of the van when it goes, and special delivery them to the nearest quarry.

FYP