The Madness of Idiots on Facebook

Mallagio · 23-02-2015 11:02AM #1

Friday night next door decides to have a 16th but posts it up all over FB for the world to see....

No lies here, complete madness of the highest order..... youngones falling all over the place, p*ssed out of their heads, youngfellas with knifes and attempt to rob cars on the road.

http://www.herald.ie/news/man-has-knife-held-to-his-throat-as-250-drunks-crash-party-for-girl-16-31012807.html

dodderangler · 23-02-2015 11:04AM

Won't somebody please think of the children!!

Hoop66 · 23-02-2015 11:06AM

Surely the trouble is the fault of scumbags who decided to crash a party and trash everything?

whatdoicare · 23-02-2015 11:06AM

Call the Gardai? No?

ancapailldorcha · 23-02-2015 11:06AM

Have these people never heard of privacy settings?

Zombienosh · 23-02-2015 11:07AM

There ain't no party like an S club party.

The Peanut · 23-02-2015 11:10AM

Thread title is misleading. The family were naïve to set up this invite but the crowd causing all the trouble are thugs. There should be plenty of photos - teenagers put all this crap online - and they should be tracked down and made to pay accordingly.

Smiles35 · 23-02-2015 11:11AM

4 cans left out for the girls. Gone.
Crisps. Gone

anncoates · 23-02-2015 11:18AM

Imagine, kids doing stupid things. It wasn't like that in my day, I can tell you.

Smiles35 · 23-02-2015 11:20AM

Lucans gone down a lot it seems. Knife out for the oulfella. No word of neighbours out to help.

Annasopra · 23-02-2015 11:21AM

dodderangler wrote: »

Won't somebody please think of the children!!

Yeah. The 11 year old special needs child thrown against the wall.

Mallagio · 23-02-2015 11:21AM

I went outside because they were spilling through my garden but lots of these were recording this on their phones, they set up camp in the next door neighbours with a very loud sound system and proceeded to have their own party for say around 30 mins.

Then the Police was called and all hell broke out, Police didn't give a s*ite and didn't even get out of the car - the crowd went to another part of the estate throwing bottles and going mental - 2 or 3 couples were clearly seen going at it on the green - really mad scenes.

The sweet 16 girl told me that she sent it privately to her 20 or so friends but one of them copied the invite and put it on her own page for the world to see.

Honestly don't know how anyone wasn't stabbed - some of these kids called dealers to their gatecrashed party and these kids were off their f***in heads.

The Peanut · 23-02-2015 11:22AM

anncoates wrote: »

Imagine, kids doing stupid things. It wasn't like that in my day, I can tell you.

Stupid I can handle; this is violent, criminal behaviour.

"A knife was put up to the throat of Mrs Osifa's husband Igosa as he tried to prevent a gang of youths from ripping a television off his wall.
A bottle was also smashed over Mr Osifa's head.
"They were trying to take the television from the wall, and when my husband tried to stop them they got a knife and threatened him," Mrs Osifa said.
"They said they'd kill him if he tried to stop them.
"He then accidentally bumped into a girl at the party and this boy hit him over the head with a glass bottle."
Shockingly, the couple's 11-year-old son, who has special needs, was repeatedly thrown against the sitting room wall as the chaos unfolded."

anncoates · 23-02-2015 11:24AM

The Peanut wrote: »

Stupid I can handle; this is violent, criminal behaviour.

"A knife was put up to the throat of Mrs Osifa's husband Igosa as he tried to prevent a gang of youths from ripping a television off his wall.
A bottle was also smashed over Mr Osifa's head.
"They were trying to take the television from the wall, and when my husband tried to stop them they got a knife and threatened him," Mrs Osifa said.
"They said they'd kill him if he tried to stop them.
"He then accidentally bumped into a girl at the party and this boy hit him over the head with a glass bottle."
Shockingly, the couple's 11-year-old son, who has special needs, was repeatedly thrown against the sitting room wall as the chaos unfolded."

I meant putting the party up on Facebook. People seem to think that's worse than a load of mad fcukers running amok.

hfallada · 23-02-2015 11:27AM

Mallagio wrote: »

I went outside because they were spilling through my garden but lots of these were recording this on their phones, they set up camp in the next door neighbours with a very loud sound system and proceeded to have their own party for say around 30 mins.

Then the Police was called and all hell broke out, Police didn't give a s*ite and didn't even get out of the car - the crowd went to another part of the estate throwing bottles and going mental - 2 or 3 couples were clearly seen going at it on the green - really mad scenes.

The sweet 16 girl told me that she sent it privately to her 20 or so friends but one of them copied the invite and put it on her own page for the world to see.

Honestly don't know how anyone wasn't stabbed - some of these kids called dealers to their gatecrashed party and these kids were off their f***in heads.

OP your story doesn't add up at all. I went to a party back in the day and about 300 people turned up. The gardai arrived in 10 mins of the birthday boys dad calling them. They called for help from other cars in the area. There was about 10 cars there and they were checking bags for drink. Anyone who was causing trouble was arrested.

What does a drug dealer look like ? I seriously doubt he is going to travel a 16th to sell €20 worth of weed

The_Captain · 23-02-2015 11:27AM

Noblong wrote: »

Lucans gone down a lot it seems. Knife out for the oulfella. No word of neighbours out to help.

Anyone claiming that Foxdene is in Lucan should be done under the Trade Descriptions Act

Mallagio · 23-02-2015 11:27AM

Noblong wrote: »

Lucans gone down a lot it seems. Knife out for the oulfella. No word of neighbours out to help.

You couldn't get near the house, when we did get in to them we were just happy to see nobody was either on their way to hospital or dead.

We sat with them for a few hours until we knew that the mob wouldn't be back. Police didn't come back to see how the people were.

I mean what more could any of us do? I've 4 kids myself and my door was being looked after first and foremost, only one other man on the road went to house with me.

I can hold my head high but the rest of the people on the road couldn't give a sh*te bar one man.

Mallagio · 23-02-2015 11:31AM

hfallada wrote: »

OP your story doesn't add up at all. I went to a party back in the day and about 300 people turned up. The gardai arrived in 10 mins of the birthday boys dad calling them. They called for help from other cars in the area. There was about 10 cars there and they were checking bags for drink. Anyone who was causing trouble was arrested.

What does a drug dealer look like ? I seriously doubt he is going to travel a 16th to sell €20 worth of weed

I couldn't give a toss what you don't believe, I can only tell my side of the story.

23-02-2015 11:31AM

Terrible thing to happen. Problem is these scum may not be from the area. They would travel to get there (kinda like how all the knackers travel to howth etc during the summer)

The other thing i dislike is this whole Facebook bollox. If you actually go into a busy garda station and overhear or even ask a garda how many people going into to report abuse and issues they have with Facebook or crimes starting from Facebook it's ridiculous. I mean people here have become so depended on it and it's become a normal part of life for them.

I can see it becoming like those American tv shows where all the kids and adults are having fights and all sorts eastenders style over Facebook and the likes and I tell you all now I'm not taking part in any of that muck.

goat2 · 23-02-2015 11:33AM

Hoop66 wrote: »

Surely the trouble is the fault of scumbags who decided to crash a party and trash everything?

there were supposed to be 20 invites, but 250 young people under the age of 18 showed up, and trashed the place,
who goes to parties uninvited,

Goat the dote · 23-02-2015 12:18PM

hfallada wrote: »

OP your story doesn't add up at all. I went to a party back in the day and about 300 people turned up. The gardai arrived in 10 mins of the birthday boys dad calling them. They called for help from other cars in the area. There was about 10 cars there and they were checking bags for drink. Anyone who was causing trouble was arrested.

What does a drug dealer look like ? I seriously doubt he is going to travel a 16th to sell €20 worth of weed

You went to a party "back in the day". Not this party. So you don't know what happened or didn't happen.

Buzz Meeks · 23-02-2015 12:38PM

The idiocy of madmen.

Mallagio · 23-02-2015 05:18PM

Buzz Meeks wrote: »

The idiocy of madmen.

Indeed, sure what can ya do

Truckermal · 23-02-2015 05:31PM

Has Lucan moved as some posters reckon the police were called????

Toots · 23-02-2015 05:31PM

This isn't the first time something like this has happened, and it won't be the last

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2245796/Facebook-party--30k-trail-destruction-800-descend-Billericay-home-girl-14.html

Kids seem too naive to realise that just because they only send the invite to '20 friends' there's nothing stopping any of those from sharing it on there page for all to see. Some kids have 400 facebook "friends" so if one of them re-posts it, that's 400 people who can definitely see it, plus the potential for more people to share it and all their friends seeing it too. I think the moral of this story is, if you don't want hundreds of people gatecrashing your party, don't make any mention of it on facebook.

Mallagio · 23-02-2015 06:24PM

Truckermal wrote: »

Has Lucan moved as some posters reckon the police were called????

Ah come on will ya - kop on :rolleyes:

My name is URL · 23-02-2015 06:29PM

How come no arrests were made?

Mallagio · 23-02-2015 06:32PM

My name is URL wrote: »

How come no arrests were made?

Crazy as it sounds, the Guards just couldn't cope with it, I spoke to them in their cars and when they heard FB they just threw their eyes to heaven.

At that stage there were bottle being thrown at them but weirdly they done nothing.

Very strange

Arsemageddon · 23-02-2015 06:33PM

goat2 wrote: »

who goes to parties uninvited,

Gatecrashers usually do.

My name is URL · 23-02-2015 06:35PM

Mallagio wrote: »

Crazy as it sounds, the Guards just couldn't cope with it, I spoke to them in their cars and when they heard FB they just threw their eyes to heaven.

At that stage there were bottle being thrown at them but weirdly they done nothing.

Very strange

It wouldn't be all that strange if their priority was simply to disperse the crowd, but considering the man had a knife held to his throat and a bottle broken over his head, and his 11 year old son beaten up; you'd think they would have at least made a few arrests in the process... even if just as to act as a warning to the rest of the scummers.

Mallagio · 23-02-2015 06:37PM

My name is URL wrote: »

It wouldn't be all that strange if their priority was simply to disperse the crowd, but considering the man had a knife held to his throat and a bottle broken over his head, and his 11 year old son beaten up; you'd think they would have at least made a few arrests in the process... even if just as to act as a warning to the rest of the scummers.

The bottle over the head and son attacked is bull. 100%

The Madness of Idiots on Facebook

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