6 burnt out cars welcome culchies on trains to county Dublin

veryangryman

Clondalkin area, why don't the burnt out cars get removed from that field?

Bit like saying "cities full turn around or else!"

1o059k7ewrqj3n

They are natural to that habitat. Be like moving dolmens or something.

D3V!L

See the "Planning and Development Act, 2000" and the 2014 amendment titled "ah sure its our culture boss" sub section. They can't be moved.

Effects

Maybe we don’t want culchies to feel welcome?
They’ll just complain about dublin regardless.

Dyr

Be like taking away the rusting ford escort that's in so manys farmers fields in this country

Part of the vibe

Victor

Have you reported the location to the litter warden?

Antares35

They already have their views on Dublin, nothing will change that.

Deebles McBeebles

Steyr 556 wrote: »

They are natural to that habitat. Be like moving dolmens or something.

Same as the mangy, malnourished horses you see as you enter/leave Heuston. Same as it ever was.

whisky_galore

Appropriate for a city whose coat of arms is three burnt out gaffs.

Zebra3

If you don’t like Dublin, don’t visit.

We’ll survive without you.

veryangryman

Zebra3 wrote: »

If you don’t like Dublin, don’t visit.

We’ll survive without you.

I like Dublin. I don't like burnt out cars. Are the 2 things related for you?

Gretas Gonna Get Ya!

veryangryman wrote: »

Clondalkin area, why don't the burnt out cars get removed from that field?

Bit like saying "cities full turn around or else!"

It kind of is tbf though!

Deebles McBeebles

Zebra3 wrote: »

If you don’t like Dublin, don’t visit.

We’ll survive without you.

We'll withdraw the Gardaí and leave you to deal with the Kinahans. I'm sending an email out on the culchie web right now.

Zebra3

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

We'll withdraw the Gardaí and leave you to deal with the Kinahans. I'm sending an email out on the culchie web right now.

ETA of e-mail, 6-8 weeks.

Do the burnt out cars ruin your view from the First Class carriage OP? If so just pull down the shade on the Window!

Deebles McBeebles

Zebra3 wrote: »

ETA of e-mail, 6-8 weeks.

About as long as it will take the lads to take over the GPO and name it their new lair once all the culchies leave.

There's a burnt out car in a field on the N52 between Kells and Ardee since October.

Also along the same road there are a good few junked tractors, trailers and small vans in fields and in front of farm yards, what is it with culchies leaving their rubbish all over the place.

Salary Negotiator

DubInMeath wrote: »

There's a burnt out car in a field on the N52 between Kells and Ardee since October.

Also along the same road there are a good few junked tractors, trailers and small vans in fields and in front of farm yards, what is it with culchies leaving their rubbish all over the place.

To be fair, it wasn't burnt out at first it was only crashed and overturned. It's only been burnt out since after Christmas.

conorhal

Zebra3 wrote: »

If you don’t like Dublin, don’t visit.

We’ll survive without you.

The salty Dub version of 'if u can't handle me at my worst u don't deserve me at my best!'?

Salary Negotiator

Salary Negotiator wrote: »

To be fair, it wasn't burnt out at first it was only crashed and overturned. It's only been burnt out since after Christmas.

Ah OK only travel it every couple of weeks and mainly in the dark at that time of the year, so sitting there for a few weeks before being burnt out.

Deebles McBeebles

DubInMeath wrote: »

There's a burnt out car in a field on the N52 between Kells and Ardee since October.

Also along the same road there are a good few junked tractors, trailers and small vans in fields and in front of farm yards, what is it with culchies leaving their rubbish all over the place.

Its to distract the roaming Dub gangs from the valuable stuff. :pac:

Even the dogs are dangerous in Dublin
https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/notorious-dogs-terrorise-locals-tallaght-17857010

Salary Negotiator

DubInMeath wrote: »

Ah OK only travel it every couple of weeks and mainly in the dark at that time of the year, so sitting there for a few weeks before being burnt out.

Well it wasn’t burnt out at Christmas but it was last weekend when I drove past it. I hadn’t been on that road between then so not sure how long it’s actually been burnt out for or how long it’s been there.

Salary Negotiator

Salary Negotiator wrote: »

Well it wasn’t burnt out at Christmas but it was last weekend when I drove past it. I hadn’t been on that road between then so not sure how long it’s actually been burnt out for or how long it’s been there.

It's there since the second week of October and fairly sure it was burnt out before January at least.

Deebles McBeebles

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

Its to distract the roaming Dub gangs from the valuable stuff. :pac:

Even the dogs are dangerous in Dublin
https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/notorious-dogs-terrorise-locals-tallaght-17857010

Ah they wouldn't fall for that.

The dogs aren't just a Dublin phenomenon unfortunately.

Flesh Gorden

Never noticed the burnt out cars on my way into The Pale, but I have to say there's something I enjoy everytime I've taken the non-stop train:

That's the pissed off faces when it slows down in Kildare, Newbridge, Sallins etc... but doesn't stop. :D

It's the only time I book a seat reservation, to make sure I'm sat windowside near the back of the train.

Vita nova

veryangryman wrote: »

6 burnt out cars welcome culchies on trains to county Dublin

Clondalkin area, why don't the burnt out cars get removed from that field?

Bit like saying "cities full turn around or else!"

Call yourself a culchie, bogger, muck savage, etc. if you want but leave the rest of us out of it.

The burnt out cars aren't a pretty sight; perhaps fire off an email to SDCC, if enough people do it then maybe they'll do something.
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mikhail

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

We'll withdraw the Gardaí and leave you to deal with the Kinahans. I'm sending an email out on the culchie web right now.

That's right. There are no guards recruited in Dublin. We're completely at the tender mercies of people who've never seen a roundabout. It's why the traffic corps is in such disarray.

Zebra3

Flesh Gorden wrote: »

Never noticed the burnt out cars on my way into The Pale, but I have to say there's something I enjoy everytime I've taken the non-stop train.

Do you jump off those trains?

Deebles McBeebles

mikhail wrote: »

That's right. There are no guards recruited in Dublin. We're completely at the tender mercies of people who've never seen a roundabout. It's why the traffic corps is in such disarray.

Ah we only send the slow lads up there. As revenge for half of Tallaght moving down the country.

mikhail

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

Ah we only send the slow lads up there. As revenge for half of Tallaght moving down the country.

What'll you give us for the other half?

Idbatterim

Antares35 wrote: »

They already have their views on Dublin, nothing will change that.

funny their opinions on the golden goose that keeps this country with the standard of living it has :rolleyes:

iamstop

It's a test to make sure only the culchie who can count are allowed in.
If you don't see 6 burnt out cars you failed. Go home to the bog.

MrMusician18

Is that beside the same station that has a gigantic forest of steel beams and columns for ramps, so they wouldn't have to put in lifts?

Woke Hogan

conorhal wrote: »

The salty Dub version of 'if u can't handle me at my worst u don't deserve me at my best!'?

That actually is the kind of thing someone from Dublin would say.

jimgoose

MrMusician18 wrote: »

Is that beside the same station that has a gigantic forest of steel beams and columns for ramps, so they wouldn't have to put in lifts?

Are you referring to Inchicore Works, about a mile East of Clondalkin? That isn't a station per sé, they service and repair trains there.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts

One of my favourite things about train travel is passing through different areas, seeing different things: scenery, nice areas, not-so-nice areas.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

One of my favourite things about train travel is passing through different areas, seeing different things: scenery, nice areas, not-so-nice areas.

Alot of the towns you pass through on the train have a fairly crap area on the line, and not just in Ireland.
Used to be a good few on the Cork line, but given its about 20 years since I used to travel it, things may well have been cleaned up.

cannotlogin

I don't culchies are that delicate that a few cars are going to bother them!

Zebra3

cannotlogin wrote: »

I don't culchies are that delicate that a few cars are going to bother them!

Most aren't.

Some though, a minority, are obsessed with Dublin and desperate to put it down whenever they can.

You can bet nobody from Dublin is bothered about whatever kip they're from.

Wibbs

veryangryman wrote: »

Clondalkin area, why don't the burnt out cars get removed from that field?

Bit like saying "cities full turn around or else!"

That's been like that for over twenty years, a well known dumping ground for stolen/"joyriding" cars, the burnt out husks just change every other week. I knew two people who had their cars stolen by scum and dumped there. One guy got a call from someone who seen his stolen car being brought in there, he calls the Guards, goes to the nearest station and what did they do? Fcuk all. They only warned him against going in to try to retrieve it.

Woke Hogan

Zebra3 wrote: »

Most aren't.

Some though, a minority, are obsessed with Dublin and desperate to put it down whenever they can.

You can bet nobody from Dublin is bothered about whatever kip they're from.

You’re calling the places outside of Dublin a “kip” when this is a discussion about burnt out cars in the capital.

People in glasshouses, mate.

fonecrusher1

Ah sure its only a few burnt out cars.

Its the herds of roaming junkies in the city center that puts me off. Lived in a few properly big cities in my time and i've never seen it as bad. Oh and the grating "aaaaaahh here bud giz a euro" accent.



:pac:

fonecrusher1

fonecrusher1 wrote: »

Ah sure its only a few burnt out cars.

Its the herds of roaming junkies in the city center that puts me off. Lived in a few properly big cities in my time and i've never seen it as bad. Oh and the grating "aaaaaahh here bud giz a euro" accent.

Glasgow is worse in my opinion followed by Amsterdam and not just because of the tourists.

veryangryman

DubInMeath wrote: »

Glasgow is worse in my opinion followed by Amsterdam and not just because of the tourists.

Edge of the cities that bad in both cases?

veryangryman

veryangryman wrote: »

Edge of the cities that bad in both cases?

Did security in Glasgow (as well as Dublin) Glasgow seen it a lot in the center both day and night. Walking back to where I was staying near the train station was weird. Companies like compaq had offices around it, and during the day it was full of office workers etc, but after 6 it was full of prostitutes. The outskirts would be similar in terms of burnt out cars etc.

Amsterdam I noticed them around the tourist areas a lot from begging, pickpocket and dealing, but didn't go out to the outskirts.

Prague when I was last there had a lot of graffiti on the outskirts and when in a pub they had a warning sign up for the tourists telling them not to take any taxi outside, the bar would order one.
Got talking to the owner who was an Irish guy and asked about the sign and it was there because customers were leaving getting into taxis and being driven to the outskirts and being robbed and beaten.

harry Bailey esq

DubInMeath wrote: »

Alot of the towns you pass through on the train have a fairly crap area on the line, and not just in Ireland.
Used to be a good few on the Cork line, but given its about 20 years since I used to travel it, things may well have been cleaned up.

It hasn't. There is some poxy little estates dotted around stations on the route.

Pkiernan

They should use the burned out cars to block access to the dole offices in Clondalkin.