Night clubs all over ireland

super_canard · 30-04-2003 03:28PM

Understood what you mean...

Would that be related to the fact that guns are illegal in ireland? which makes it much harder to do anything (as in illegal-robbery..etc..)?

woosaysdan · 30-04-2003 03:29PM

with the way things are going now it wont be long before some lunatic is going to walk into a club with a gun and start shooting

Wolf · 30-04-2003 03:30PM

Originally posted by woosaysdan
with the way things are going now it wont be long before some lunatic is going to walk into a club with a gun and start shooting

On not saying this isnt a possibility but this is based on what now ?

woosaysdan · 30-04-2003 03:34PM

based on my own opinion thats all!!!

eth0_ · 30-04-2003 03:37PM

Originally posted by super_canard
Just for info... What has been done for the "violent crimes" to be so low (You know what I mean by now...)?

Was there any forces put in place or something?

Oh yes! There are simply _rafts_ of gardai on the streets of Dublin nowadays!
</sarcasm>

I see punch-ups in Dublin pretty much every time I go out for the night, Grafton st and Temple bar square are the best place to go for ringside seats.

super_canard · 30-04-2003 03:40PM

Originally posted by eth0_
Oh yes! There are simply _rafts_ of gardai on the streets of Dublin nowadays!
</sarcasm>

right... Well there will always be fights everytime lot's of peoples are together drinking...
It's nearly a human attribute to fight... I can't actually believe I saw so little fights when being in dublin (not like I want to see them... I just never saw much violence in dublin.. and no I ain't asking for more violence... <==just to make sure... once again..)

Wolf · 30-04-2003 03:51PM

Originally posted by eth0_
Oh yes! There are simply _rafts_ of gardai on the streets of Dublin nowadays!
</sarcasm>

I see punch-ups in Dublin pretty much every time I go out for the night, Grafton st and Temple bar square are the best place to go for ringside seats.

Hmm, Iv seen very few? Ill have to go with you etho and you can get me a ticket so

super_canard · 30-04-2003 03:55PM

Although (spelt properly????), there isn't that many irish people in temple bar... most are french, spannish, italian, chinese...etc... (my buddies really :-)) ), would u think this is a reason why there is more fight in there?
Or do the fights you're talking about were only involving irishs?

eth0_ · 30-04-2003 03:56PM

Originally posted by super_canard
I just never saw much violence in dublin.. and no I ain't asking for more violence... <==just to make sure... once again..)

*where* in Dublin exactly did you go out?
Try outside supermacs on o'connell st at 3am, that's another hot spot!

super_canard · 30-04-2003 04:01PM

right... I lived in d1-3-5-15-24...

(known as moore street, phisboro, tallagh, raheny, clontarf, blanchardstown-castleknock... and maybe a few others that i forgot..

)...

I tried to avoid supermac's during my 4.5 years in dub' I have to admit that just the look of the burgers kinda made me sick... (i usually don't like burgers much... but these looks nasty dunno why... )

Belle Ende · 30-04-2003 04:06PM

I find that pikey scum always hang out outside 'Dr. Quirkey's Good Time Emporium' at the parnell-end of Grafton Street. I am always fearful that they'll attack/steal/insult me, especially at night. It's happened on a number occasions to some of my friends.

And some of these scumbags who hang around late at night aren't even 16 years old. Seems like they are free to do what they please, and where they please.
:rolleyes:

cournioni · 30-04-2003 04:15PM

There, was an incident at a club close to my house "The Enigma" earlier this year where a guy had his ears ripped off outside the place after it was over. I used to go there alot when I was younger and there used to be guys getting beaten up with chains, wheel brace's etc.

It's a scum hole itself, and I've stopped going there altogether now.

Night clubs all over ireland

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