Darndale Dirtbag Dirtbikes

Pkiernan · 26-12-2018 10:02pm #1

About time.

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/news/five-arrested-and-13-vehicles-seized-in-major-garda-crackdown-on-use-of-scramblers-37658163.html

hairyslug · 26-12-2018 10:12pm

Her name is Noel
I have a dream about her
She rings my bell
I got gym class in half an hour
Oh how she rocks
In Keds and tube socks
But she doesn't know who I am
And she doesn't give a damn about me

26-12-2018 10:12pm

Patrick Tate wrote: »

Darndale ???

Ballymun’s Ballymun.

SEPT 23 1989 · 26-12-2018 10:18pm

About time we built a few tracks and let them burn off energy there

26-12-2018 10:20pm

About time we jailed a few parents and put their spawn into state care.

Pherekydes · 26-12-2018 10:25pm

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

About time we built a few tracks and let them burn off energy there

They already have one. It's called Neilstown Road.

Wheeliebin30 · 26-12-2018 10:26pm

Ah you can’t do that.

They’re the “most vulnerable”
In society.

Leo Varadkar should be ashamed.

Garda harassment.

anewme · 26-12-2018 10:37pm

hairyslug wrote: »

Her name is Noel
I have a dream about her
She rings my bell
I got gym class in half an hour
Oh how she rocks
In Keds and tube socks
But she doesn't know who I am
And she doesn't give a damn about me

That....that ...Dude looks like a Lady.

Canis Lupus · 26-12-2018 10:49pm

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

About time we built a few tracks and let them burn off energy there

And then lock them in and carpet bomb it?

Back home in Ireland there in November. Literally 10 minutes out of the car rental place and a guy on a scrambler just rides out into traffic from a side road without a care in the world, no helmet on, fag in mouth, mounts the footpath and proceeds to wheely away into the distance.

Still waters · 26-12-2018 10:50pm

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

About time we built a few tracks and let them burn off energy there

yes of course we should, I'm from a working class family, my father is in the buildings my mother in hospitality, I wanted to learn how to ride horses when I was 11 or 12, so my father got me a job cleaning out stables with a local horse breeder, my payment was riding lessons, no money only hard work exchanged to learn an important life lesson, the more we give these scum for nothing the more they expect for nothing, Dublin is booming, let them learn the value of hard work and stop treating them with kid gloves, it's like we reward these people for acts of criminality

Prefect_1998 · 26-12-2018 10:53pm

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

About time we built a few tracks and let them burn off energy there

Why bother, the main roads seem to be fun !!!

https://youtu.be/SD7HzkzR2dk

goose2005 · 26-12-2018 10:53pm

Pkiernan wrote: »

About time.

https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/news/five-arrested-and-13-vehicles-seized-in-major-garda-crackdown-on-use-of-scramblers-37658163.html

"Merry Christmas, ya filthy animals"

dreamers75 · 26-12-2018 11:12pm

Pherekydes wrote: »

They already have one. It's called Neilstown Road.

Seen one cream himself yesterday near 9th lough, it was ****ing hilarious.

Has to be some Dash Cam or CCTV of it somewhere.

orourkeda1977 · 26-12-2018 11:13pm

I'm from Cabra and still live in the area.

Irelands favourite and most upstanding ethnic minority again.

MarkHenderson · 26-12-2018 11:14pm

Wheeliebin30 wrote: »

Ah you can’t do that.

They’re the “most vulnerable”
In society.

Leo Varadkar should be ashamed.

Garda harassment.

It's nowt to do with Varadkar

padd b1975 · 26-12-2018 11:17pm

Still waters wrote: »

yes of course we should, I'm from a working class family, my father is in the buildings my mother in hospitality, I wanted to learn how to ride horses when I was 11 or 12, so my father got me a job cleaning out stables with a local horse breeder, my payment was riding lessons, no money only hard work exchanged to learn an important life lesson, the more we give these scum for nothing the more they expect for nothing, Dublin is booming, let them learn the value of hard work and stop treating them with kid gloves, it's like we reward these people for acts of criminality

Thanks to likes of Rich Boy and Smurfy, that ship has well and truly sailed.

Calibos · 26-12-2018 11:18pm

MarkHenderson wrote: »

It's nowt to do with Varadkar

He was being sarcastic.

Wheeliebin30 · 26-12-2018 11:21pm

MarkHenderson wrote: »

It's nowt to do with Varadkar

I’m been sarcastic.

Jeff2 · 26-12-2018 11:25pm

danielle_door wrote: »

Why bother, the main roads seem to be fun !!!

https://youtu.be/SD7HzkzR2dk

Did you download the video.

That account will likely be closed soon.

There's one guy on YouTube that has well over 100 subscribers and no video but used to post them.

Prefect_1998 · 26-12-2018 11:40pm

Jeff2 wrote: »

Did you download the video.

That account will likely be closed soon.

There's one guy on YouTube that has well over 100 subscribers and no video but used to post them.

Its been up 2 years,check his other videos....many many vids, could be an RSA poster boy.

El_Bee · 26-12-2018 11:49pm

Wish the Gardai weren't mythical creatures in our area, bikes going up and down the road from 5am Christmas morning, bought by people with no jobs yet drive Range Rovers, Jeeps & in one case, A f*cking Bentley.

rawn · 26-12-2018 11:52pm

Let's not forget how dangerous they are

https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/heartbroken-wife-man-hit-scrambler-15130785

Jet Black · 26-12-2018 11:58pm

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

About time we built a few tracks and let them burn off energy there

Won't make a blind bit of difference. There's a huge green area in Finglas that they could use, some of them do, but most of them are on the streets and footpaths. They need to be treated the same as other motorbikes.

Jeff2 · 27-12-2018 12:11am

Jet Black wrote: »

Won't make a blind bit of difference. There's a huge green area in Finglas that they could use, some of them do, but most of them are on the streets and footpaths. They need to be treated the same as other motorbikes.

Huge green area, do you mean Talka Valley Park that is a public park not for bikes.?

gctest50 · 27-12-2018 12:11am

Little pale inbred mammies boys will never be this good :

Birneybau · 27-12-2018 12:18am

rawn wrote: »

Let's not forget how dangerous they are

https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/heartbroken-wife-man-hit-scrambler-15130785

That story breaks my damn heart

Jeff2 · 27-12-2018 12:19am

gctest50 wrote: »

Little pale inbred mammies boys will never be this good :

Good as what, a..........?

SEPT 23 1989 · 27-12-2018 12:26am

gctest50 wrote: »

Little pale inbred mammies boys will never be this good :

I think they forget what is was to be young and alive

When you laughed at death

When it was not your every second thought

Give me a shot of their recklessness for a night

Jeff2 · 27-12-2018 12:33am

gctest50 wrote: »

Little pale inbred mammies boys will never be this good :

Could imagine if someone replaced pale with Black in this post.?

And posted another video.

Jeff2 · 27-12-2018 1:53am

Yup yup yup lads.

Deebles McBeebles · 27-12-2018 10:05am

Fishing line, tied between 2 poles at head height. Came within 30 seconds of doing that once to a dirty little scumbag who nearly ran over a frail old lady on a quad. Weighed it up and realised that my life not taking place in prison was slightly preferable to laughing at his head hitting the ground.

Love to know how the parents can afford these things having never worked a day. Cultural thing I suppose.

whisky_galore · 27-12-2018 10:16am

A mate working in a motorbike shop was getting heaps of phone calls for scramblers for kids/teens/whatever on the lead up to Xmas. And yes from that 'minority'. Once they're sold and leave the shop they don't care what happens afterwards.

PowerToWait · 27-12-2018 10:35am

whisky_galore wrote: »

A mate working in a motorbike shop was getting heaps of phone calls for scramblers for kids/teens/whatever on the lead up to Xmas. And yes from that 'minority'. Once they're sold and leave the shop they don't care what happens afterwards.

Yeah, it's not Travellers. But there'll be another thread in a minute.

tmh106 · 27-12-2018 10:39am

I think I'd prefer them to most of the people posting in this topic.

Carlingford Locked · 27-12-2018 11:26am

This operation wasn't anywhere near Darndale. My colleague at work lives beside Darndale and says they're going 24/7 up there. And that's where they put that poor man into a vegetative state, and of course no one got done for it.
I can't stand these people from these areas. Lazy thick and f**king ignorant and they get paid for it. I cycled through Summerhill yesterday going home and it was just absolutely ruined with rubbish. All of their rubbish out hastily f**ked beside public bins. Of course they wont pay to have their rubbish taken away, and these are the same morons who would put hunger striker posters up and hate de brits etc because they're so proud to be Irish. Not very proud of their surroundings though are they.

begbysback · 27-12-2018 11:31am

Still waters wrote: »

yes of course we should, I'm from a working class family, my father is in the buildings my mother in hospitality, I wanted to learn how to ride horses when I was 11 or 12, so my father got me a job cleaning out stables with a local horse breeder, my payment was riding lessons, no money only hard work exchanged to learn an important life lesson, the more we give these scum for nothing the more they expect for nothing, Dublin is booming, let them learn the value of hard work and stop treating them with kid gloves, it's like we reward these people for acts of criminality

Daddy’s a developer and mammys a party organizer, and I believe horse riding is an important life lesson?

zapitastas · 27-12-2018 11:46am

Carlingford Locked wrote: »

This operation wasn't anywhere near Darndale. My colleague at work lives beside Darndale and says they're going 24/7 up there. And that's where they put that poor man into a vegetative state, and of course no one got done for it.
I can't stand these people from these areas. Lazy thick and f**king ignorant and they get paid for it. I cycled through Summerhill yesterday going home and it was just absolutely ruined with rubbish. All of their rubbish out hastily f**ked beside public bins. Of course they wont pay to have their rubbish taken away, and these are the same morons who would put hunger striker posters up and hate de brits etc because they're so proud to be Irish. Not very proud of their surroundings though are they.

The hunger strikes were 38 years ago ...

gctest50 · 27-12-2018 11:53am

zapitastas wrote: »

The hunger strikes were 38 years ago ...

Ask them to name the six counties - tis fun

Anyway .......would you see any difference in state of the place if Theresa May &co handed over the six counties over say the next year ?

zapitastas · 27-12-2018 12:01pm

gctest50 wrote: »

Ask them to name the six counties - tis fun

Anyway .......would you see any difference in state of the place if Theresa May &co handed over the six counties over say the next year ?

Am not sure what the question is. Are you asking me if the unification of Ireland would result in the residents of Summer Hill being responsible for their refuse?

LollipopJimmy · 27-12-2018 12:02pm

begbysback wrote: »

Daddy’s a developer and mammys a party organizer, and I believe horse riding is an important life lesson?

The life lesson seemed to be to work to get what you want.

begbysback · 27-12-2018 12:51pm

LollipopJimmy wrote: »

The life lesson seemed to be to work to get what you want.

I got that, but doesn’t seem very “working class” to me

Richard Hillman · 27-12-2018 12:52pm

I have been reading a lot of media nonsense over the last few days about "more regulations" being needed. Skanger Molloy and his mates are not going to stop whizzing around housing estates because of "regulations". It only effects good, normal people that enjoy legally using their dirtbike.

Just knock them off their bikes and put them in prison.

El_Bee · 27-12-2018 1:18pm

Do you think there's any chance of seeing something like this over here?

Pherekydes · 27-12-2018 1:59pm

El_Bee wrote: »

Do you think there's any chance of seeing something like this over here?

Naw, they're too busy catching speeders on the N4 and the M50.

antodeco · 27-12-2018 2:11pm

Drive 5kmh over the speed limit and forget your licence, when on a learners permit, you're banned.

Drive the wrong way down the road over paths with no safety equipment, and you're fine.

About 3 weeks ago, the above happened in front of me. Weaving around oncoming traffic. One of them a Garda car. They just kept driving. Catching these scrotes on the bikes is too much hassle for the Gardai so they don't bother. And the scrotes know that.

Bonzo Delaney · 27-12-2018 2:12pm

begbysback wrote: »

Daddy’s a developer and mammys a party organizer, and I believe horse riding is an important life lesson?

Read it again and stop talking out yer arse.

whisky_galore · 27-12-2018 2:12pm

PowerToWait wrote: »

Yeah, it's not Travellers. But there'll be another thread in a minute.

Whatever. Traveller or settled scum.
Two cheeks of the same arse.

LollipopJimmy · 27-12-2018 2:34pm

begbysback wrote: »

I got that, but doesn’t seem very “working class” to me

Does it not?

Well I grew up working class and did similar, half the friends I had as a kid are dead or in prison. Just because it doesn't conform to your idea doesn't mean it's not working class

begbysback · 27-12-2018 2:43pm

Bonzo Delaney wrote: »

Read it again and stop talking out yer arse.

Apt username - sounds like something a kid on a scrambler would shout when passing

begbysback · 27-12-2018 2:49pm

LollipopJimmy wrote: »

Does it not?

Well I grew up working class and did similar, half the friends I had as a kid are dead or in prison. Just because it doesn't conform to your idea doesn't mean it's not working class

That’s why I asked for clarity, they could be a brickie and a room cleaner living in Tallaght, the post is ambiguous- I wouldn’t agree either that if you have friends who ended up in prison or dead, then you are working class

Atoms for Peace · 27-12-2018 2:54pm

Richard Hillman wrote: »

I have been reading a lot of media nonsense over the last few days about "more regulations" being needed. Skanger Molloy and his mates are not going to stop whizzing around housing estates because of "regulations". It only effects good, normal people that enjoy legally using their dirtbike.

Just knock them off their bikes and put them in prison.

Seems to be an illness that effects the majority of legislators here, Shane Ross is a particularly acute case.

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