These 2 cunts should be thrown in a dark hole and key thrown away.
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This smirking cunt shows exactly whats wrong with this kip at times
( not just Dublin- the whole free bloody state)
AGS/ judiciary/ government totally out of synch with the will of the citizens
Thatâs the murder victim
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So murder carries a mandatory life sentence but planning to kill and actually shooting someone in the head and killing them resulted in a 7 year sentence?
Make it make sense.
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Did you get chiya to takeaway? I dunno would it travel well. Itâs a German style kebab where they cut the bread open and toast it.
I had a zaytoon a while back having not had one in ten years plus and it was class.
Ate in the restaurant on Dame street because I like to get it fresh. Youâre right, nothing worse than soggy bread delivered to you. If Iâm going to get a kebab, Iâll have it there on the premise. I donât like the German style thing, if thatâs what it is. It felt to me like it was just toasted bread with dry meat and a bit of coleslaw, and to be honest with you, it was a bloody letdown. Not for me, maybe some people like that, but I could never eat that again. All day long, naan bread, thank you.
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Youâre some fucking dope
Ah that is top class.
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And this site is free 
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Would make a cracking pub or something
A microbrewery or distillery on site with a bar / restaurant would be class there. All you need is someone with very very deep pockets who doesnât plan to get any of it back.
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You canât take them anywhereâŚ
Its sort of comforting to see the North Strand and Ballybough havenât changed much over the centuries
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As I was writing my post about there being no team starting with the letter W in the English First Division there a few moments ago, I was disturbed by some shouting. The C3 bus was stopped at Merchants quay, and I looked back from the second seat upstairs on the left to see an athletic enough looking fella of maybe 22 or 23 dressed in green t shirt and shorts and a grey beanie cap standing on the pavement shouting furiously in the window of the bus at somebody presumably sitting towards the back of the lower deck.
âYa fuckin PAEDO, ya doorty black bastard, ya fookinâ PAEDO BLACK BASTARD yaâŚâ
Not sure which poster here he is.
Parents guilty of neglect as toddler wandered alone in âdirty socks and full nappyâ on Dublin street
Child was found wandering by gardaĂ and was âvery hungryâ when discovered
Courts Reporter
26 May 2026 5:30 AM
A mother and father have been given suspended sentences for wilfully neglecting their toddler who was found by gardaĂ wandering alone down a busy Dublin street with no shoes, âvery hungryâ and soaked through from a full nappy.
The boy (3) managed to escape from a first-floor apartment unnoticed by his âheavy-sleepingâ mother and was missing for 45 minutes before she called gardaĂ, a court heard.
The woman (34) and her husband (36) had denied neglecting their child, their defence maintaining that although the incident was harrowing, the boy was otherwise cared for and it was a single mistake and a case of âmisfortune and inadvertenceâ.
Finding them guilty and giving them six-month suspended sentences, Judge John Hughes said âGod only knowsâ what would have happened if the child had not been found by a passing garda.
Garda Sergeant Paul Cooke of the Armed Support Unit told Dublin District Court he was driving in the inner city at 10.30am on June 24 last year when he saw the young boy walking on a âbusy thoroughfare.â
Gda Sgt Cooke pulled up and noticed âstraight awayâ that the boy had urinated in his nappy, which was full and leaked down his trousers.
The toddler had no shoes and his socks were black with dirt. He was âgood-naturedâ but could not give his address or his parentsâ names.
Garda GrĂĄinne Coleman took the boy to the Bridewell garda station, where he was given cereal and a banana.
âHe ate them quite quickly, it appeared he hadnât eaten that morning,â she said.
The childâs mother rang gardaĂ at 11.15am to report him missing.
The Childcare Act was invoked and the boy was put into care by Tusla.
The boyâs father said his wife and child were âfast asleepâ together when he left to go to his methadone clinic that morning.
The door was bolted from the inside, but the father had to open it.
The mother said the boy had been up late because it was a hot night and they both slept in together.
She was a âvery heavy sleeperâ and did not notice him getting out of bed or hear him opening the door. He had stood on a bag to open it.
I was in a frantic state. It was a complete shock, I was in hysterics
When she woke up to find the boy gone, she âran around screamingâ looking for him.
âI was in a frantic state. It was a complete shock, I was in hysterics,â she said. âI thought something had happened to him. As a mother, it completely broke me.â
A neighbour came and said he had got out and the gardaĂ had him.
Although the parents had a history of addiction, they were managing this and there was no evidence they were under the influence of narcotics at the time, their barrister Paul Larkin Coyle said.
No fear of him heading off for a days work - admittedly at 10.30âŚâŚ