Mark Rippetoe wrote: » I live in Limerick between 10 and 15 years ago and am currently living in Lucan. This nonexistant trouble seems to keep following me. Or maybe I'm causing this nonexistant trouble?
klaaaz wrote: » https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=108989045&postcount=12 And https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/up-50-youths-launch-unprovoked-15617425 And https://www.rte.ie/news/dublin/2018/1229/1019485-lucan-assault/ Lucan is the new Sheriff St of Dublin :eek:[/QUOTE are you for real??????
dhaughton99 wrote: » “In a separate incident, Gardaí in Lucan are also investigating an armed robbery at a house in the Meile an Rí estate in Lucan overnight on Tuesday.”https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/man-seriously-assaulted-by-four-teenagers-while-walking-home-from-work-37699548.html
corner of hells wrote: » I believe some of the ducks in the river in the village are from Limerick too. Rough lookin' bastard's
average_runner wrote: » The murder was not in Lucan and wasn't by anyone from Lucan. Lived in Lucan over 10 years and never a issue. Over 50,000 people your bound to hear a few stories.
Captain Obvious wrote: » You must have picked up a fair few stab wounds in that time. I understand most people in Limerick have been stabbed to death at least once. Lucan can't be far off at this stage.
Richard Hillman wrote: » When they started to run out of forever homes in Ballyfermot, Neilstown, Clondalkin etc they shoved them out to Lucan. Add a bit of Diversity to the mix and you have a sinkhole.
1874 wrote: » The thing is, I consider the primary schools to be great in the Lucan area, 3 educate togethers in that area,
GAA Beo wrote: » ??? Educate Together are the worst schools. Look at the school rankings lists. A circus is how they have been described, they call the teachers by their first name!
thegreengoblin wrote: » Jesus that's horrific! What's the world coming to I wonder?
spurious wrote: » The kids we used to get into our second level school from Educate Together were always fantastic kids, with parents seriously interested and involved in their education, which put them way ahead of the others.
Amaya Quick Gravel wrote: » I have a personal connection to the property. It is Lucan. Always was always will be. I'm always amazed at people who recently moved into Lucan arbitrarily deciding what is and isn't Lucan and talking about "old Lucan". My family have roots in Lucan going back several hundred years. Coldblow is Lucan and Lucan stretches much further than that to Allenswood. Balgaddy, with the exception of Foxdene, was always Lucan. Adamstown was always Lucan. Check out some historical maps.
begbysback wrote: » Balgaddy may have a Lucan postcode, however like its surrounding areas is very much Clondalkin.
sk8erboii wrote: » Me personally? I dont even go to the local saloon unless i have my six shooters
GAA Beo wrote: » I've heard different from other teachers, that they were behind on most of the stuff. But maybe it depends on the individual school.
The Enbalmer wrote: » In the last 5 or 6 years it has turned into a cesspit of crime,due in part to its distance from any meaningful amenities and also it has continued to grow hugely,merging with areas that have always been dumps.
rgodard80a wrote: » The Enbalmer wrote: » In the last 5 or 6 years it has turned into a cesspit of crime,due in part to its distance from any meaningful amenities and also it has continued to grow hugely,merging with areas that have always been dumps. There's a huge racial mix in Lucan, lots of Africans especially around Griffeen Avenue on the Ronanstown side where the gang of 50 attacked the teens recently. I used to see African kids/teens shadow boxing as they walked to school. .
The Enbalmer wrote: » 20 years ago lucan was a sleepy place. In the last 5 or 6 years it has turned into a cesspit of crime,due in part to its distance from any meaningful amenities and also it has continued to grow hugely,merging with areas that have always been dumps.
corner of hells wrote: » The Enbalmer wrote: » 20 years ago lucan was a sleepy place. In the last 5 or 6 years it has turned into a cesspit of crime,due in part to its distance from any meaningful amenities and also it has continued to grow hugely,merging with areas that have always been dumps. A cesspit of crime ? You are joking. What sort of meaningful amenities is it lacking ?
corner of hells wrote: » A cesspit of crime ? You are joking. What sort of meaningful amenities is it lacking ?
