Absolutely no doubt about that at all but when members of the force act as the guardians of the dealers it means that society as a whole loses out while the dealers themselves continue to ruin lives and rule the roost. I’m in my current job for almost 25 years and so I am painfully aware of the true cost of the drug trade.
I was well known for years that when you went into certain parts of Limerick that within minutes it would be known by the gangs that ruled over that particular area who you were. This doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It was done by members of the force who were and still are, rotten to the core.
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Status quo remains
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No Status Quo played Limerick in 1987 . They didn’t exist in the 1940s , although maybe
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a garden implement
Oh God, please let this happen.
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Embedded into that shitty cheap tarmac substitute they have streets covered in
Hopefully the right James Cronin gets the invite.
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Handprint in eye gouging action pose. FUCK OFF OUT OF IT WITH THE RUGBY. NOBODY GIVES A FUCK ABOUT IT ANYMORE. THE WAGON HAS BEEN SOLD ON!!
As sure as there’s shit on a goose the Limerick lads will find some reason to criticise any efforts to bring a bit of life to the criminally neglected Limerick city centre
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Parts of Cork are also in dire need of transformation, N Main St is a dive
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Very bad. There is a nice development of apartments planned for a real shit old vacant building there got planning last week. Needs to kickstart the area…events centre will also drive bit of action down there you would think
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So we’re all in agreement, Limerick and Cork are absolute shitholes.
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Ah no… RIP Robocop
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Maybe there are a few iterations of robocop but I always thought it was a fella called Slattery
You could be right, that sounds familiar … tho the guy i’m thiking of was a big unit and so was this chap going by the pics in the article.