Woman Shot Dead

jane82 · 15-03-2014 08:30PM

downonthefarm wrote: »

No maybe he was out of his mind on that super skunk

No wonder there is such a stigma about drug addiction yadda yadda yadda.

KungPao · 15-03-2014 09:38PM

Banjo String wrote: »

Or that Killinarden is a lovely area that has some rough people in it?

Don't like the stigma Tallaght gets at times. Lived there myself for 3 years and never had a problem, not once.

There isn't really any place in the country that's "rough" there's just some places that have a few folk who drag the rest of the place down with them.

Some people think it's like the Lebanon or the Gaza strip, such an exaggeration. It has it fair share of scobes, can't deny that, and to be honest (I say this a native of Tallaght) I wouldn't choose to live in these areas. Just too much hassle, not from the vast majority of residents though, just some who ruin it for everyone.

Some parts of Tallaght are perfectly fine, particulary the south/south eastern part and are getting even better I've noticed.

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RIP to the woman. Awful thing to happen.

Gongoozler · 15-03-2014 09:47PM

Banjo String wrote: »

Or that Killinarden is a lovely area that has some rough people in it?

Don't like the stigma Tallaght gets at times. Lived there myself for 3 years and never had a problem, not once.

There isn't really any place in the country that's "rough" there's just some places that have a few folk who drag the rest of the place down with them.

I wasn't saying anything about tallaght, my boyfriend is from there, and I think it was killinarden he was saying was rough.

Fudge You · 15-03-2014 09:52PM

Banjo String wrote: »

Or that Killinarden is a lovely area that has some rough people in it?

Don't like the stigma Tallaght gets at times. Lived there myself for 3 years and never had a problem, not once.

There isn't really any place in the country that's "rough" there's just some places that have a few folk who drag the rest of the place down with them.

Ive lived there a lot longer than you, 20years.
It is a kip, because, not only is there SOME "rough" people in it, but there are loads.

Ive had loads of problems, in places like killinarden and cushlawn. And then there is the square, full of scum. I hate walking through it. Too much scum. Go to dundrum shopping centre, and you would rarely see any scum. Big difference
There are too many scumbags in tallaght. I hate the place.

anncoates · 15-03-2014 10:05PM

Banjo String wrote: »

Don't like the stigma Tallaght gets at times. Lived there myself for 3 years and never had a problem, not once.

Killinarden is pretty rough compared to most of Talaght, to be fair. Was brought up there so I'd never knock it.

That said, this sounds like a freakish thing to happen anywhere.

finnharpsboy · 15-03-2014 10:10PM

spent many a long pleasurable summers day on the streets and lanes of killinarden estate

jane82 · 15-03-2014 10:12PM

Id say its the roughest part of dublin Ive been in. Ive grown up in a very famous rough one but not there. Ive been in quite a few. Im sure it has its good and bad though just like anywhere.
Was that where the teenage girl got shot in the back of the jeep?

anncoates · 15-03-2014 10:15PM

jane82 wrote: »

Was that where the teenage girl got shot in the back of the jeep?

Fettercairn. Just across the road.

Eight Ball · 15-03-2014 10:19PM

The_Mask wrote: »

Doesn't matter where it happened, neighbour disputes happen everywhere

I had a dispute with a neighbour once and we didn't talk for a few weeks. I don't shoot my neighbours in the face when we have a dispute.

jane82 · 15-03-2014 10:27PM

anncoates wrote: »

Fettercairn. Just across the road.

Is that where the scissor sisters lived?

Femme_Fatale · 15-03-2014 10:29PM

Eight Ball wrote: »

I had a dispute with a neighbour once and we didn't talk for a few weeks. I don't shoot my neighbours in the face when we have a dispute.

Obviously not condoning shooting someone but some neighbourly disputes are far more extreme than others.

The_Mask · 15-03-2014 10:29PM

Eight Ball wrote: »

for a few weeks.

Imagine the toll it would take on you after a few years!

anncoates · 15-03-2014 10:37PM

jane82 wrote: »

Is that where the scissor sisters lived?

No idea. Think they just buried the head up there.

The_Mask · 15-03-2014 10:40PM

anncoates wrote: »

No idea. Think they just buried the head up there.

I'd say a few non locals have buried the head up there :-P

Gatling · 15-03-2014 10:42PM

anncoates wrote: »

No idea. Think they just buried the head up there.

There from there alright ,and jobstown ,

Live in killinarden myself 5 mins from the shooting its no where as bad as it used to be

anncoates · 15-03-2014 10:51PM

Gatling wrote: »

Live in killinarden myself 5 mins from the shooting its no where as bad as it used to be

Wouldn't ever knock it. I'm from there (80s/90s) and my parents and good friends live there. Just acknowledging that it has its problems in the context of the chat.

Munstermad · 16-03-2014 01:39AM

Whatever way you look at it somebody's mum or sister or daughter is dead now. Because the person next door decided it. she's gone and wrongfully so..

jane82 · 16-03-2014 01:43AM

Munstermad wrote: »

Whatever way you look at it somebody's mum or sister or daughter is dead now. Because the person next door decided it. she's gone and wrongfully so..

Are we sure it was the man next door?
I think all thats came out is that it was a locally well known man.

Gatling · 16-03-2014 01:43AM

jane82 wrote: »

Are we sure it was the man next door?
I think all thats came out is that it was a locally well known man.

He was a close neighbor

jane82 · 16-03-2014 01:46AM

Gatling wrote: »

He was a close neighbor

Are we saying he was well known locally as a gangster or well known locally as a fella that frequented the house?

pablo128 · 16-03-2014 01:48AM

If there's anything good to come of it, it was the show of community spirit afterwards, when the rest of the neighbours caught hold of the shooter and gave him a beating which left him in hospital.
You would have to admire an act like that.

Gatling · 16-03-2014 01:48AM

jane82 wrote: »

Are we saying he was well known locally as a gangster or well known locally as a fella that frequented the house?

He wasn't a gangster ,he himself apparently happily married and so on ,
Not a known trouble maker that I'm aware of

Busted Flat. · 16-03-2014 01:51AM

What sort of gun was it. That would give you an idea of of the gunman. Most people do not have a gun in their house.

jane82 · 16-03-2014 01:51AM

Gatling wrote: »

He wasn't a gangster ,he himself apparently happily married and so on ,
Not a know trouble maker that I'm aware of

So a licensed gun?

Gatling · 16-03-2014 01:53AM

Busted Flat. wrote: »

What sort of gun was it. That would give you an idea of of the gunman. Most people do not have a gun in their house.

Shotgun news reports said handgun
But shotgun was used

SEPT 23 1989 · 16-03-2014 01:53AM

Busted Flat. wrote: »

What sort of gun was it. That would give you an idea of of the gunman. Most people do not have a gun in their house.

AK47

Busted Flat. · 16-03-2014 01:55AM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

AK47

I thought that was a bus that went to Rathfarnham.

The_Mask · 16-03-2014 03:31AM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

AK47

So Dano made it out of the field after all

Gael23 · 17-03-2014 07:27PM

Someone was charged with her murder today.

porsche959 · 17-03-2014 07:39PM

pablo128 wrote: »

If there's anything good to come of it, it was the show of community spirit afterwards, when the rest of the neighbours caught hold of the shooter and gave him a beating which left him in hospital.
You would have to admire an act like that.

Violence to solve violence? Sorry but I can't support this. They should have just made a citizens's arrest until the police arrived.

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