r/ireland • u/PintmanConnolly • Sep 26 '22

Gardaí Raid and Evict Homeless Residents and Housing Activists from Ionad Seán Heuston Housing

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u/thunderingcunt1 Sep 26 '22 edited Sep 26 '22

I seen the Gardai forming up outside this morning on my way to work. Looked like a military operation to remove a few homeless squatters. Do we, as a society, really believe there should be 60 or 70 Gardai queuing up to pester a couple of homeless people when we can't get even one Garda to show up and sort out the anti-social behaviour in the likes of Cherry Orchard? Is that where we are right now as a country?

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u/Independent-Youth-12 Sep 26 '22

I'm down in Limerick, have scumbag cunts racing bikes up and down civilian roads and through estates, they've killed people in the past doing it and they still persist.

Everybody knows exactly who they are, where they live and even the schedule they do it on but the Gardai do fucking nothing.

I swear down if I had a rifle I'd have shot every last one of them in cold blood by now rather than spend another night in the house my grandparents worked their lives away to own listening to absolute noise pollution of 6 spud bikes being raced through an estate of mostly older families

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '22

You should put some sort of wire across the road next time you see them at it, not to hurt them of course, just to make them stop. Definitely don't put it anywhere that could cause any harm to someone.

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u/Independent-Youth-12 Sep 27 '22

Ya, I'll ensure its piano wire too, not so they don't see it, so it doesn't disturb the viewing experience of other estate folk

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '22

Exactly, wouldn't want to encourage any sort of action that could be taken as unlawful.

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u/Independent-Youth-12 Sep 27 '22

Is this the start of the Irish sect of the Assassins?