Gardai with the road manners of a pig.

Turner

Re:above post
If you live next door to junkies of course you are going to encounter that kind of behaviour.

Sell up, even houses in some of the shíthole areas in dublin are going for up to 300K. Would buy a nice apartment somewhere.

_Kaiser_

Chief--- wrote:

Re:above post
If you live next door to junkies of course you are going to encounter that kind of behaviour.

Sell up, even houses in some of the shíthole areas in dublin are going for up to 300K. Would buy a nice apartment somewhere.

Firstly, it's a council house so the option to "sell up" doesn't apply.

Secondly, you've completely chosen to ignore the bigger problem and the point I was making - ie: the Garda response (or more accurately - the lack thereof!) to these incidents.

(Anyway this is OT at this stage so apologies )

Big Nelly

Kaiser2000 wrote:

Firstly, it's a council house so the option to "sell up" doesn't apply.

Secondly, you've completely chosen to ignore the bigger problem and the point I was making - ie: the Garda response to these incidents.

(Anyway this is OT at this stage so apologies )

Seeing as you have an atitude towards the Garda it is probably more to do with communication or the lack of it that is the main problem.

unkel

Big Balls wrote:

Unkel, I'm no rep and my car runs on petrol

Sorry. I got you mixed up with another poster...

\m/_(>_<)_\m/

Chief--- wrote:

The decent people in rochestown in cork have nothing but admiration for the local gardai there.

You were obviously nicely tucked up in bed when upwards of 50 unifomred and unarmed gardai surrounded a local businessmans house (owner of a chain of off licences in cork) who was being held hostage by armed members of the IRA.

Armed gardai successfully arrested the hostage takers.

http://breaking.tcm.ie/2005/05/03/story200889.html

you should also know so, that one of the guys fell asleep, the businessman escaped while he was asleep and ran from the house and rang his brother in law (who happened to be a detective or inspector) and the two boys (who were suspected to have IRA involvement but later dismissed) were caught running from the house still with sleep in their eyes...

so don't try beef it up to make it sound like CSI Cork...

but besides your legs and arms on this story, yes it was a good result a great result and one has to congratulate the brother in law and his colleagues for the capture of these two scumbags...

also for your information, this was the second violent incident that happened in this park, the other involved foreign nationals living in the park where again the house was broken into and the occupants were badly beaten.... as far as i know, nobody was caught for this one and the response wasn't so quick...

whats your point with this story...

i think you may be getting carried away... this was about road manners

\m/_(>_<)_\m/

i stand corrected... i was wrong about the hostage having a brother in law who was a detective or an inspector.

Chief--- wrote:

1. The hostages brother in law is not a detective or an inspector. <snip> the p in PM is for private -- DeV</snip>

thanks for clarifying that chiefy.

\m/_(>_<)_\m/

just a note to chiefy... i have deleted you PM with out reading it. please restrict your correspondence with me to the public forum. All future PM will be deleted as well. If you cant say it on the public board then its not worth reading

Turner

The truth hurts i know.

Reason i went to pm is because this thread has gone way off topic. Forum rules and all that. Off topic debates should be conducted through pm.

mike65

For the sake of a quiet life, thread closed.

Mike.