Teenage Darndale Gang

Strumms · 01-12-2020 2:35am

walshb wrote: »

Gardai can’t do a thing to them?

Is this a joke?

Gardai can’t stop them, challenge them, protect the public from them?

Can’t actually do the job that society charges them with?

The shower these days as I’ve said previously, just want to shoot fish in a barrel, doing anything by ways of legwork or putting themselves in harms way ? Forget it.

My aunts car was nicked from outside her door.... “ do you think it’s a safe place to leave it ?“.. she was asked by the Garda... “ well considering I’ve parked cars here for 35 years (in her drive) without issue, yes I do !” was her reply... On enquiring what could or would be done... “well, it’s probably the darndale crew, cars are being robbed to order but we’ll see, hard to know what can be done, we’ll be in touch”

Car was found crashed and written off 7 weeks later.

spring lane jack · 01-12-2020 3:05am

All the legal system gives a hoot about is drug offences, violence is way down the list.

01-12-2020 3:10am

6 wrote: »

Failed housing schemes. Most kids haven't a hope when born into that negativity. Drugs and alcohol are the easy way out, and you're stuck in a cycle of addiction and little prospects.

Level it and relocate the residents over time. Regenerate the area.

So move the problem and not fix it? Failed housing schemes isnt the cause of this, its a mixture of things.

6 wrote: »

An island surrounded by sea? On all sides?...

Islands usually are surrounded by water on all sides

Strumms · 01-12-2020 3:21am

tylercheribini wrote: »

The reason I cited the example of a minority(bankers)wreaking economic havoc on society is because this thread was the usual, well worn guff about another minority of 'welfare queens' somehow crippling the economy. If this 'argument' is going to be put forth then at least contextualise it.

Anyone and everyone breaking the law, needs to be dealt with...

If you are arrested for drug possession, theft, assault.. you’ve broken the law... you haven’t got a pot to piss in, sob stories and bad luck to fill 15 volumes of manuscripts... you’ve broken the law... the decision was yours..

If you have 47 million in the bank, drug possession, theft, assault.... same deal, same parameters need apply...

We need to stick up for the good in society... that if a person breaks the law, they are sanctioned, society is protected from them... regardless of backgrounds, regardless of opportunities, regardless of excuses.

Pinch Flat · 01-12-2020 3:35am

It's a cycle of fatherless families that breeds teenagers with no positive role models and no prospects. They see their crimes as trivial other than enhancing their rank within their peer group. They are also totally desensitived to their actions and realise if they're caught that a) there's nothing that can really be done other a toothless law enforcement and revolving door legal system with little impact and b) that of this happens it enhances their perceived worth within the group more.

Until the sources of this are discovered and broken this cycle will continue forever.

01-12-2020 6:47am

Larbre34 wrote: »

The crimes you don't see are carried out by the educated, the crimes you do are carried out by the forgotten and the ignored.

All very poetic, and untrue.

The vast majority of people in Ireland are 'educated'. And there is no bias in Irish law between someone who is educated and those who are not.

This is not a competition however.

You could have fooled me. Throughout this thread, are people bending themselves into shapes seeking to excuse the behavior of these muppets. It's awful what they do but.....

The way its supposed to work is the Garda Commissioner is supposed to say to the Government, 'I have a problem here and I don't have the tools to fix it, sort me out please'

Any Garda who throws his hands up and says 'there's nothing I can do' is certainly making that a permanent situation. If both the Guards and the Government don't want vigilantism, they'd better think very carefully about drastically reducing the age of criminal responsibility and applying sanctions to parents and guardians.

All of which is fine when you remove the changes in Irish society, the advancement of psychology, and rise of agencies dedicated to these groups. People have rights, apparently. Society has changed to reflect this, and the Gardai are forced to accept that their hands are tied because society won't allow teenagers to be treated like adults when they 'misbehave'. For that to change, you would need society to change... and that's unlikely to happen. We'd also need a media that sought to support the Gardai and seek stronger measures against these kinds of offenders but that doesn't suit the bleeding hearts narrative.

This thread is full of posters trying to pass the buck on to someone else. The people in this gang are responsible for their own behavior and choices. Plenty of people from poor backgrounds never engage in violent crime.

Eric Cartman · 01-12-2020 9:08am

Pinch Flat wrote: »

It's a cycle of fatherless families that breeds teenagers with no positive role models and no prospects. They see their crimes as trivial other than enhancing their rank within their peer group. They are also totally desensitived to their actions and realise if they're caught that a) there's nothing that can really be done other a toothless law enforcement and revolving door legal system with little impact and b) that of this happens it enhances their perceived worth within the group more.

Until the sources of this are discovered and broken this cycle will continue forever.

We have a society structured in such a way that it is financially advantageous for a young woman to have multiple children as early as possible and for the father to not be present. Free house, fuel money, medical cards, lone parents etc... especially if thats the environment she herself grew up in its a stable path.

This breeds entire social developments where the only male role models are generally low achievers , or more likely where the only man on the road with something ‘going for him’ is a violent criminal profiting off the drug trade. Perpetuating the ‘king of the mountain’ mentality among the unfortunate sons of the estate, the hardcase, the dealer, the gangster is the top of the tree for them.

Squeeonline · 01-12-2020 9:13am

Island, lots of cameras, random weapons to start with. The "play area" shrinks over time. Last surviving one is crowned king of the knackers.

Television rights should fund it.

Half joking but also would love to see it.

nj27 · 01-12-2020 9:21am

They should be dashed upon the rocks.

ThunbergsAreGo · 01-12-2020 9:22am

tylercheribini wrote: »

So you cant connect the 65 billion euro plus bankers cost this country,resulting in savage austerity measures across the board to this day?

"Ffs. "

You cannot connect constantly making excuses for bad behaviour and a failure to take personal responsibility?

Bonniedog · 01-12-2020 9:33am

Eric Cartman wrote: »

We have a society structured in such a way that it is financially advantageous for a young woman to have multiple children as early as possible and for the father to not be present. Free house, fuel money, medical cards, lone parents etc... especially if thats the environment she herself grew up in its a stable path.

This breeds entire social developments where the only male role models are generally low achievers , or more likely where the only man on the road with something ‘going for him’ is a violent criminal profiting off the drug trade. Perpetuating the ‘king of the mountain’ mentality among the unfortunate sons of the estate, the hardcase, the dealer, the gangster is the top of the tree for them.

Indeed.

There is also the topsy turvy world where someone working and raising a family in a working class estate is in a more precarious situation financially than generational welfare dependents who have disposable incomes vastly greater because they qualify for lots of free stuff.

Unfortunately there is no one really batting for the first category, whereas all of the parties on the left place the second at the head of their priorities. It is a complete myth to claim that anti social criminality is the product of material poverty. That does not exist for those who know the system and prey upon those around them who are in more straitened circumstances.

The scum who infest working class cities and towns are not victims nor do they "get their own back" in the way some middle class lefties imagine by stealing from the Man. their only poverty is moral and intellectual. The consequences of state fostered breeding of defectives.

DellyBelly · 01-12-2020 9:43am

That's frightening if what happened in Baldoyle is true. I didn't realise Baldoyle was that rough an area?

Maxpfizer · 01-12-2020 10:09am

Deleted User wrote: »

You could have fooled me. Throughout this thread, are people bending themselves into shapes seeking to excuse the behavior of these muppets. It's awful what they do but.....

This thread is full of posters trying to pass the buck on to someone else. The people in this gang are responsible for their own behavior and choices. Plenty of people from poor backgrounds never engage in violent crime.

That's because those posters will likely never be the victims of said muppets.

Doubt there's many people going to the hospital to visit their elderly mother, who's suffering a concussion, broken nose, cheekbone and jaw because some scum bag decided they wanted the contents of her bag, and walking away thinking "ah but those goddamn bankers are just as bad".

It's a lottery and most of us will be fine because our numbers will never come up and we'll be just fine.

For the unfortunate few they'll take a beating and suffer the long term consequences but we'll all ignore it and try to pretend like "ah sure these kids need role models and what can the cops do anyway and isn't privilege the real problem anyway".

Worst of all everyone already knows who is carrying out these attacks.
If a local park is dangerous or a certain street is notorious it's not like people are coming from all over the country to cause trouble there.
Teens from Cork and Galway aren't travelling on up to Darndale on a Sunday night because that's a popular spot to assault some unsuspecting victims.

It's local kids and it's a very small minority of local kids and yet "no arrests have been made" seems to be a phrase going around a lot. Really? We just have no idea at all who could have possibly done this and there's just no way to stop them?

I mean how can you realistically expect the police to be in an area that is notorious for having trouble to stop the people who are well known for causing it? It's just impossible to do that. How can they possibly be in a specific place keeping an eye on things?

It's those damn bankers.

ThunbergsAreGo · 01-12-2020 10:11am

Squeeonline wrote: »

Island, lots of cameras, random weapons to start with. The "play area" shrinks over time. Last surviving one is crowned king of the knackers.

Television rights should fund it.

Half joking but also would love to see it.

Would stop the lockdown boredom.

Could schedule the finale to happen annually at Christmas

Bonniedog · 01-12-2020 10:11am

DellyBelly wrote: »

That's frightening if what happened in Baldoyle is true. I didn't realise Baldoyle was that rough an area?

It's not. It, Portmarnock and Malahide are destinations for feral gangs who arrive on bicycles or the DART from other places, including Balbriggan where everyone must be delighted to know there is a successful cross-breeding of the native and import strains

Tim76 · 01-12-2020 10:19am

Strumms wrote: »

The shower these days as I’ve said previously, just want to shoot fish in a barrel, doing anything by ways of legwork or putting themselves in harms way ? Forget it.

My aunts car was nicked from outside her door.... “ do you think it’s a safe place to leave it ?“.. she was asked by the Garda... “ well considering I’ve parked cars here for 35 years (in her drive) without issue, yes I do !” was her reply... On enquiring what could or would be done... “well, it’s probably the darndale crew, cars are being robbed to order but we’ll see, hard to know what can be done, we’ll be in touch”

Car was found crashed and written off 7 weeks later.

The lack of interest / action from the Gardai is only encouraging this kind of behaviour. They are complicit in these crimes if they are not doing their jobs. A police force that does not protect society should not be receiving taxpayer's money.

AmberGold · 01-12-2020 10:23am

Kids in Malahide + Portmarnock are living in fear of these gangs and even have a text alert thing going. Countless incidents of serious attacks (even on adults), kids cant have a phone, wear a half decent jacket or pair of trainers for fear of being mugged.

I've often seen my sons in the house at 3.30 on a Saturday and asked why aren't they out with their mates to be told the gang from Darndale or Balbriggan are out.

I've been in the village and seen Garda ERU vehicles & unmarked cars descending on the place to round up this scum so they're taking it seriously.

The laws need to change soon.

iebamm2580 · 01-12-2020 10:28am

threads like this make me happy to be a culchie.

Maxpfizer · 01-12-2020 10:29am

Thelonious Monk wrote: »

Here's a video of a woman getting battered on the 27 bus last week in Darndale by teenagers - https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/dublin-bus-fight-footage-shows-19355615

It just seems part and parcel of Dublin/Ireland. There have been gangs like this for as long as I've been around anyway, they just get a bit more press these days because of social media.
We as a country have more scumbags than other European countries, for all kinds of reasons.

The 27 bus is a great one.

https://www.dublinbus.ie/News-Centre/General-News-Archive/

Buses not serving parts of the 27 route due to anti-social behavior on:
November 23
November 21
November 14
November 4
October 21
October 18
October 17
October 14
October 13
October 1

LOL.

The bus travels along a single, specific, road and very specific times.
The same roads and times every single day.

We know exactly where those buses will be and at exactly what times.
Even knowing exactly what sections of the route have problems.

With all that information there's just nothing that can be done though.
Nothing.

Somehow.

Garda can set up checkpoints to make sure you are not driving somewhere you shouldn't be during the pandemic.

Can they do something about trouble occurring at the same spots at the same time of day, night after night? Nah.

Bonniedog · 01-12-2020 10:47am

iebamm2580 wrote: »

threads like this make me happy to be a culchie.

Almost every county town has a mini Darndale now. The further you are away from urban centres the better, no doubt.

keano_afc · 01-12-2020 10:51am

walshb wrote: »

Gardai can’t do a thing to them?

Is this a joke?

Gardai can’t stop them, challenge them, protect the public from them?

Can’t actually do the job that society charges them with?

Too busy waving people through checkpoints at county borders.

iebamm2580 · 01-12-2020 10:51am

Bonniedog wrote: »

Almost every county town has a mini Darndale now. The further you are away from urban centres the better, no doubt.

Clonmel is our biggest town and its very rare if ever to have this problem, you would never see gangs of kids in the town acting the maggot. Obviously odd occasion of violence but not gangs of kids doing it.

RebelButtMunch · 01-12-2020 10:53am

keano_afc wrote: »

Too busy waving people through checkpoints at county borders.

The garda are onto a no-win situation here.

Stop the kids throwing rocks, they should be on checkpoints
Stop the cars travelling, they should be stopping the kids throwing rocks.

The garda are powerless here, it really needs some social pressure to stop it. And it if takes busses not going there to the responsible adults off their feet and to do something about it, then that's what it takes.

Mad_maxx · 01-12-2020 10:57am

tylercheribini wrote: »

The gross figure you quote is not inclusive of the resulting billions in interest we have paid so far, and continue to pay to service our ballooned national debt. The effects of this drastically increased debt burden will be with us for generations to come, these effects caused dont just "stop" on specific dates. Eg Our ongoing homelessness crisis

let me ask you two questions

1. even with the bank bailout , is the standard of living today or even in 2012 ( peak austerity ) better or worse for people in Darndale than in 1965 ?

2. was the level of delinquency in 1965 as pervasive as it is today ?

i ask you these questions because you seem to be blaming the Darndale issue of anti social behaviour problems on the delinquency of bankers which gave rise to austerity policies for a number of years , or are you just engaging in run of the mill whatabouttery ?

SnakePlissken · 01-12-2020 10:58am

tylercheribini wrote: »

Despite popular opinion on this thread, I have not once conflated this example of social disorder with the economic collapse.

Yeah... but you did.

tylercheribini wrote: »

So you cant connect the 65 billion euro plus bankers cost this country,resulting in savage austerity measures across the board to this day?

"Ffs. "

Maxpfizer · 01-12-2020 10:58am

1874 wrote: »

Based on my experience with the Gardai, the only way to deal with these people is , avoid and then if not possible carry some kind of non lethal weapon around, and in the case of that person on the bus, just knock them out unfortunately, dont want to be getting into a wrestling match with people or start taking them down individually, not entirely realistic as they always travel in gangs and if you live in the area, you'd become known and targetted, but not impossible, but you will be on the receiving end of something.

The thing about that is if you did knock one of them out you could accidentally cause them to die or suffer a life changing injury.

At which point the Gardai would suddenly become very competent and able to find you and arrest you and the courts would suddenly be able to hand out an actually meaningful criminal conviction and sentence.

I assume that for most people they just roll the dice and hope that they aren't too badly damaged or traumatised and will get over it and back to normal.

ThunbergsAreGo · 01-12-2020 10:59am

RebelButtMunch wrote: »

The garda are onto a no-win situation here.

Stop the kids throwing rocks, they should be on checkpoints
Stop the cars travelling, they should be stopping the kids throwing rocks.

The garda are powerless here, it really needs some social pressure to stop it. And it if takes busses not going there to the responsible adults off their feet and to do something about it, then that's what it takes.

Then why not give them some power or leverage?

Mad_maxx · 01-12-2020 11:00am

tylercheribini wrote: »

Despite popular opinion on this thread, I have not once conflated this example of social disorder with the economic collapse, thats a far more complex question to which I dont have the answer. I am just consistently perplexed by the divide and conquer class warfare present on a multitude of threads, if only the same ire was reserved for the real common enemy to us all, our elite overlords.

you have explicitly conflated the two , you directly linked anti social behaviour and a growing culture of delinquency with the austerity policies which followed the crash

Kermit.de.frog · 01-12-2020 11:05am

This all comes down to lack of parenting at the end of the day

I'd support measures to "encourage" parenting.

Top of the list should be tieing weekly welfare payments to the behaviour of the children so holding the adults responsible for their children.

When it comes to child sanctions by the courts/guards it should be a 3 strike graduated rule for the parent.

This is just common sense. We should have these measures already.

Until these things are brought in people will continue living in fear in these areas.

01-12-2020 11:10am

Mad_maxx wrote: »

you have explicitly conflated the two , you directly linked anti social behaviour and a growing culture of delinquency with the austerity policies which followed the crash

Switzerland has more than its share of sociopathic Bankers but they've got public order. There is no relationship whatsoever between white collar crime and thuggery on the streets except in the mind of that type of person who wish to lay blame for the ills of the world at the feet of the banking system.

Bonniedog · 01-12-2020 11:10am

Mad_maxx wrote: »

let me ask you two questions

1. even with the bank bailout , is the standard of living today or even in 2012 ( peak austerity ) better or worse for people in Darndale than in 1965 ?

2. was the level of delinquency in 1965 as pervasive as it is today ?

i ask you these questions because you seem to be blaming the Darndale issue of anti social behaviour problems on the delinquency of bankers which gave rise to austerity policies for a number if years , or are you just engaging in run of the mill whatabouttery ?

What about "relative poverty"?

Fact is many people on welfare have a lifestyle that is the equivalent of upper middle class 30 years ago in terms of cars, TVs, holidays etc, etc.

As said before, criminal parasitical families have far more money than their working neighbours or their genuinely social welfare dependent elderly or otherwise unable to work neighbours.

I was paying a mortgage at least five times the rent being paid by neighbours where the allegedly single parent was living with her scumbag fella and raised two drug dealers. Two cars, holidays and drunk or stoned most of the time. Two of us were working with small child at time, and decent neighbours other side were two people just married working in a shop and on building sites.

None of our kids are a burden on society. The others are generationally bred to be scum. As my grandad said of dogs and of people: "Bad bitch, bad pups."

Dyr · 01-12-2020 11:11am

Welfare payments?

These lads are making small fortunes from dealing, you think their family care about losing their mickey money?

PMBC · 01-12-2020 11:13am

What has been done successfully in other countries?

01-12-2020 11:14am

Bonniedog wrote: »

............. It is a complete myth to claim that anti social criminality is the product of material poverty. That does not exist for those who know the system and prey upon those around them who are in more straitened circumstances.

The scum who infest working class cities and towns are not victims nor do they "get their own back" in the way some middle class lefties imagine by stealing from the Man. their only poverty is moral and intellectual. The consequences of state fostered breeding of defectives.

100% fact IMO.
I know plenty folk from rough areas who weren't well off and they turned out perfectly well and their parents were lovely folk. I also know folk who didn't turn out perfectly well but they don't attack randomers for the craic.

Eric Cartman · 01-12-2020 11:24am

Augeo wrote: »

100% fact IMO.
I know plenty folk from rough areas who weren't well off and they turned out perfectly well and their parents were lovely folk. I also know folk who didn't turn out perfectly well but they don't attack randomers for the craic.

100% , some of the loveliest, hardest working, most honest people Ive ever met have been from working class backgrounds and council estates. Its a cop out to suggest that the reason for the scumbag behaviour is the financial or geographic circumstances in which the person grew up.

its a false causality, when in reality having a father present or good male role models in the community is much more likely what influences the outcome.

doublejobbing 2 · 01-12-2020 11:36am

iebamm2580 wrote: »

threads like this make me happy to be a culchie.

Outside pubs in country towns are absolute warzone at the weekends compared to Dublin in fairness.

01-12-2020 11:36am

Maxpfizer wrote: »

The thing about that is if you did knock one of them out you could accidentally cause them to die or suffer a life changing injury.

At which point the Gardai would suddenly become very competent and able to find you and arrest you and the courts would suddenly be able to hand out an actually meaningful criminal conviction and sentence.

I assume that for most people they just roll the dice and hope that they aren't too badly damaged or traumatised and will get over it and back to normal.

And there you are... that's the difference and why the Gardai are seemingly incapable of doing anything about the situation. Minors. They're protected. Reduce that protection, and I'd imagine most Gardai would be only too happy to step in.

But what happens after? I know a variety of people who were arrested, and did "time" when they were young, they're worse now that ever before. And each time they've been arrested, sentenced, and served further time, they've come out.. well.. you know. Everyone knows. The Gardai know this. As do most people, but all we see are obstacles being placed to protect those convicted of crimes whether they be minors or adults.

To resolve these kind of situations, we would need to fix the problems associated with sentencing, serving the sentence, and after release. Not going to happen though. It's just easier to blame the Gardai.

suicide_circus · 01-12-2020 11:36am

Is there anything to be said for not wiping a persons record of violent offences when they turn 18?

Eric Cartman · 01-12-2020 11:39am

doublejobbing 2 wrote: »

Outside pubs in country towns are absolute warzone at the weekends compared to Dublin in fairness.

only some towns and usually thats down to 2 groups of people, university students or a group of people that have a higher chance of being married to their cousin than finishing secondary school.

Maxpfizer · 01-12-2020 11:43am

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

This all comes down to lack of parenting at the end of the day

I'd support measures to "encourage" parenting.

Top of the list should be tieing weekly welfare payments to the behaviour of the children so holding the adults responsible for their children.

When it comes to child sanctions by the courts/guards it should be a 3 strike graduated rule for the parent.

This is just common sense. We should have these measures already.

Until these things are brought in people will continue living in fear in these areas.

The problem there is that we are assuming that these people actually care.

It's more likely that they will continue not caring and their situation will become so dire that someone needs to step in and give them another hand out anyway.

Welfare is great for people who actually need it as a temporary measure to get themselves dusted off and back on their feet or to get a leg up.

Unfortunately what you are dealing with here is people who just don't care at all. About any of it.

So nothing can really be done if the parents just don't give a damn. Better to just have simple ideas like protecting the community from these dangerous kids. Any dangerous individuals, really.

It's too bad we don't have some kind of facility where these people could be taken and looked after in order to protect the rest of society from them.

You know, like you and your buddies beat up a random guy in the park so you get put into one of these places for a few years so that you can't hurt anyone else. I'd imagine they could have some kind of cell with locked doors etc and maybe programs to at least encourage education. If people continue to harm others upon release from these prisons theoretical facilities then just lock them up again. A radical idea, I guess.

suicide_circus · 01-12-2020 11:46am

I wonder how many Garda foot patrols went through Baldoyle Park that day?

AmberGold · 01-12-2020 11:53am

suicide_circus wrote: »

I wonder how many Garda foot patrols went through Baldoyle Park that day?

With all due respect Gardai pounding the streets plays a minor role in preventing this.

We need tagging and a three strike system.

MadYaker · 01-12-2020 11:55am

Yet another reason to avoid Dublin.

walshb · 01-12-2020 11:59am

AmberGold wrote: »

With all due respect Gardai pounding the streets plays a minor role in preventing this.

We need tagging and a three strike system.

Sorry, but garda visibility and presence absolutely plays a role here...

I know they cannot be everywhere, and this seems to be the tired and trotted out excuse

The other deterrent is serious sentencing should people be caught and convicted of serious crimes...

These are serious crimes against people. Someone will die, and someone will be badly badly hurt...

Some of the sentences handed down in Ireland for serious crimes are appallingly lenient.....no wonder people commit crimes like these without too much thought....

We need a serious review of our sentencing and dealing with these types of violent crimes...

TheW1zard · 01-12-2020 12:04pm

MadYaker wrote: »

Yet another reason to northside avoid Dublin.

suicide_circus · 01-12-2020 12:06pm

AmberGold wrote: »

With all due respect Gardai pounding the streets plays a minor role in preventing this.

Strongly disagree. The role of police in Britain and Ireland used to be to proactively prevent and deter crime. Now thry wait for crime to happen and then maybe react. They are capable of being proactive - see the covid checkpoints and city centre patrols - but there is no political will to push Garda HQ to proactively police problem areas of Dublin.

Bedouin79 · 01-12-2020 12:07pm

iebamm2580 wrote: »

Clonmel is our biggest town and its very rare if ever to have this problem, you would never see gangs of kids in the town acting the maggot. Obviously odd occasion of violence but not gangs of kids doing it.

Ellen park and the wildernes

skooterblue2 · 01-12-2020 12:13pm

tylercheribini wrote: »

You sound like you have your finger on the pulse of the community, why not start an outreach group?

We are well past the stage of "out reach group". This gives the opening for Paramilitary groups to come in and sort it out. When Paramilitary groups come in they dont go home afterwards, they license their own nephews as drug dealers and give them protection. See the same with the Real IRA and activities in Derry.

We had something similar with scrotes at home and the IRA offered to intervene. They brought in a community facilitator and reparations were made promptly.

iebamm2580 · 01-12-2020 12:17pm

doublejobbing 2 wrote: »

Outside pubs in country towns are absolute warzone at the weekends compared to Dublin in fairness.

i go out most weekend and warzones would be an exaggeration and i visit many towns in east Munster area, just local parish fighting other lads usually, nothing too serious.

iebamm2580 · 01-12-2020 12:18pm

Bedouin79 wrote: »

Ellen park and the wildernes

elm park i presume you mean. Again gangs of teens are not going around terrorizing locals.

Teenage Darndale Gang

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