Strabanimal wrote: » You think it's grand as you walked down it? The majority on the Shankill would hate you by default no matter what you try and believe.
Berserker wrote: » Summerhill in Dublin has always been king of the dumps for me. Never liked the vibe around the place and a work colleague of mine who lived there used to talk about all sorts of crazy sh1t, stolen cars, attempted car jackings and such. Don't get the impression that MarkY91 and his g/f were subject to much hate, if any, from his posts.
MarkY91 wrote: » None at all. But I know well enough that going down the road in an Ireland jersey shouting in my Dublin accent wouldn't be the wisest of moves.
rgodard80a wrote: » Walking along a country road from Danny Healy-Rae's local after closing time.
Taytoland wrote: » Mostly Dublin seeing as it is a big kip, Cork is another dump and with places in such a mess it is dangerous to walk around in these places.
Muahahaha wrote: » Ah schure youd be grand, according to Danny all his customers ever have is a glass of Guinness before driving :rolleyes:
davo2001 wrote: » South Hill in Limerick (as already mentioned a few times) is a total fcuking kip, I'm aloud say it since I'm from Limerick :-). It looks like something out of Syria. It's not a small minority of people that are the problem there either.
Limericklaaaad wrote: » Yeah your bang on tbh, Majority of the civil folks have been rehoused else where, Most of the young people living there at the minute would be scumbags that are making life hell for the elderly that remain.
DickSwiveller Returns wrote: » The bad parts of Limerick are really, really bad. Moyross, Southill, Weston, St Marys Park etc.
Blazer wrote: » Lol myself and a mate were out golfing at Rathbane one day which runs behind Southhill. Playing down the 4th or 5th hold we heard this massive bang and then a cloud of smoke started rising behind the trees a few hundred yards in front of us. A young fella in his 20’s came out of it and just passed up by calmly without so much as a word nor did he try and hide his face. Turns out he had stolen a car and then after he was finished he burned it out. We couldn’t even play the next hole because of the smoke as we couldn’t find the tee box.
hatrickpatrick wrote: » Ironically enough saw this headline today and was instantly reminded of the night out I posted about a few pages back - complete with a photograph of the same apartment block in which some of the rioting I mentioned was taking place.https://www.thesun.ie/news/2991274/man-ear-part-basin-street-flats/ I had previously walked down this street / lane during the day a couple of times and hadn't seen any sh!te other than groups of teenagers chilling around on the pavements etc - the trouble obviously only kicks off at night, which was mentioned on the Prime Time special about the area, couple of residents interviewed saying that after dark they close their curtains, lock their doors, and don't leave until the sun comes up. I was thinking maybe it might have changed since 2014 but obviously not. Either way, at night time I'd definitely say that this is one of the most dangerous places in Ireland. There's a road not too far away from it in Rialto called St Anthony's Road which would be a close second in my estimation - the photos speak for themselves Kind of place where you're likely to be hit with "what the f*ck are youuuuu lookin' ah?!" as soon as you turn the corner off the South Circular. When I was in college, a couple of German exchange students had the temerity not to let two of the local scumbags gatecrash their balcony beers session, so the f*ckers came back with a knife and murdered both of them
Jaysus! The tea! wrote: » Dublin's North Inner City, most of Antrim, parts of Limerick and Cork.
Jaysus! The tea! wrote: As above.
