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McDermotX · 24-02-2015 01:26AM

One thing I would never call Lucan is posh, but then this is Clondalkin (despite what some may say), which I would never call posh either.

Foxdene is just a petrol bomb-throw away from Neilstown.

The_Kew_Tour · 24-02-2015 01:40AM

I'm no lover of the Gardai but until you give them much more power all this stuff is going continue.

They should have been entitled to get out and arrest and order who they wanted.

Instead they could only sit in their cars hoping a Cop car would frighten a few kids.

Feel very sorry for family. Father should have kicked a few where it hurts.

superelliptic · 24-02-2015 09:47AM

anncoates wrote: »

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

Eh? These "kids" smashed a bottle over the girls fathers head and someone held a knife to his throat when he tried to stop some of them from ripping the TV off the wall, and then some other "kids" threw the mans disable son against the wall a few times.

I'll bet it wasn't like that in your day or in anyone else's either - this sounds like something out of mad max ffs.

The_Captain · 24-02-2015 10:18AM

pablo128 wrote: »

Read the thread. It happened in Foxdene, which is in Lucan.

It's a good 40 or 50 minutes walk from Lucan Village

24-02-2015 12:13PM

A DJ for 12 girls in that house? wtf.

Mallagio · 24-02-2015 12:17PM

I can confirm neighbours were first to call the Guards almost a half an hour after kids started flooding in.

Can't understand why the family didn't because their garden looked like the outside of Lansdowne Rd after an international with the crowds well before we called.

bucketybuck · 24-02-2015 12:22PM

House parties are bullshit anyway. This country has an entire industry dedicated to providing people with a place to go and celebrate, and yet still morons prefer to annoy entire neighbourhoods by having house parties. Sure isn't it just the most fun ever to have music blaring at 3 in the morning while a bunch of drunk tossers roar and shout while pissing in the back garden!

A fucking dj for a house party! I'll bet the neighbours just loved that. :rolleyes:

Canis Lupus · 24-02-2015 12:45PM

bucketybuck wrote: »

House parties are bullshit anyway. This country has an entire industry dedicated to providing people with a place to go and celebrate, and yet still morons prefer to annoy entire neighbourhoods by having house parties. Sure isn't it just the most fun ever to have music blaring at 3 in the morning while a bunch of drunk tossers roar and shout while pissing in the back garden!

A fucking dj for a house party! I'll bet the neighbours just loved that. :rolleyes:

Unless it's happening on a regular basis then I think everyone is entitled to have a house party occasionally.

PS house parties are great. You should try one if you have enough friends :P

SEPT 23 1989 · 24-02-2015 01:01PM

Ronanstown barracks is straight across one road into this estate

this should have been dealt with very quickly

bucketybuck · 24-02-2015 01:15PM

Canis Lupus wrote: »

Unless it's happening on a regular basis then I think everyone is entitled to have a house party occasionally.

PS house parties are great. You should try one if you have enough friends :P

No doubt you are one of those that thinks its "mad gas" altogether to have the music blaring at 3 in the morning. Sure if you think its a great tune then everybody will think its a great tune, yeah? :rolleyes:

I have lots of friends, and lots of fun with those friends. I also have the decency to consider the effect of my actions on the world around me, a decency those who like their house parties simply do not have.

arayess · 24-02-2015 01:32PM

Brutal Deluxe wrote: »

Poshest of areas can have the biggest scumbags and vice versa.

This is leftie hippy bull****.
Posh areas have less grief and that's as clear as day.
Poor areas have more grief.

It's terrible but let's not let fancy notions get in the way of facts.

The_Captain · 24-02-2015 01:40PM

bucketybuck wrote: »

No doubt you are one of those that thinks its "mad gas" altogether to have the music blaring at 3 in the morning. Sure if you think its a great tune then everybody will think its a great tune, yeah? :rolleyes:

I have lots of friends, and lots of fun with those friends. I also have the decency to consider the effect of my actions on the world around me, a decency those who like their house parties simply do not have.

Yeah you sound like the kind of guy who has people queuing up to have you over alright.

Mallagio · 24-02-2015 01:54PM

In fairness to the family we all got a letter on the road saying that music would be loud and be finished by 12.

Thought that was decent of them tbh.

job seeker · 24-02-2015 02:13PM

This reminds me of an uncomfortable situation I was in last year..

When I started college I was living with two second years. So me been sensible I stayed at the accommodation and the other two lads went out. I went to bed about 1am and was woken slightly at about 3:45-4:10 am. I seen from my bed as I lay half asleep a black silhouette two people. (the two second years obviously brought back other studnets for an after party of some sort) I seen the figures coming down the hallway and towards my room. one stood at the door while the out black shadow entered. I was laying quite in bad and was awake at this stage but pretending to be asleep. One said to the other "oh look at this fella asleep" the other replied "lets just go we shouldn't be in here". they were both female. The one that came in into my room started to kiss my neck and stroke my cheek. I continued to lay there pretending to be a slumber. I then opened my eyes and she was ugly... :eek: They then ran away.

Canis Lupus · 24-02-2015 03:12PM

bucketybuck wrote: »

No doubt you are one of those that thinks its "mad gas" altogether to have the music blaring at 3 in the morning. Sure if you think its a great tune then everybody will think its a great tune, yeah? :rolleyes:

I have lots of friends, and lots of fun with those friends. I also have the decency to consider the effect of my actions on the world around me, a decency those who like their house parties simply do not have.

Bit too old for the blaring music. Last mini house party I was at we drank expensive scotch and erm.... played cluedo....

Having said that, if it's not a regular thing I've no issue with a neighbour having a party. I just pop in earplugs if I need to. No need to be so angry about it.

Desolation Of Smug · 24-02-2015 06:59PM

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

I'm no lover of the Gardai but until you give them much more power all this stuff is going continue.

They should have been entitled to get out and arrest and order who they wanted.

Instead they could only sit in their cars hoping a Cop car would frighten a few kids.

Feel very sorry for family. Father should have kicked a few where it hurts.

Eh? And Eh??

anncoates · 24-02-2015 07:26PM

After reading some of these posts, there's no way my kids are having a party in the gaff once they get past 13...

anncoates · 24-02-2015 07:31PM

biko wrote: »

I've been to a few of these myself (all controlled and mannered I assure you) but there was a few where stuff got nicked and broken because a large crowd heard about the party and decided to join in.
Herd mentality, scary stuff.

Did anybody read my second post? I was referring to blaming the kid that advertised the party (see title), not the cnuts that wrecked it who should be battered.

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