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Carnage in Rockfield after partying.

experiMental · 2010-05-22 22:18:40

I was in Rockfield yesterday, visiting my mates. What I saw was pretty shocking. The scene looked like the aftermath of a hurricane. Bins overturned, trees torn down, and clothes lying on the footpaths. Every year, it seems to be getting worse. Parties in Dublin are much more mild mannered in that sense. The question is,…

22-05-2010 11:18pm

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I was in Rockfield yesterday, visiting my mates. What I saw was pretty shocking. The scene looked like the aftermath of a hurricane. Bins overturned, trees torn down, and clothes lying on the footpaths. Every year, it seems to be getting worse.

Parties in Dublin are much more mild mannered in that sense. The question is, does Dundalk make people that crazy?

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#2 23-05-2010 3:52pm

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I think the main problem is that there is a concentrated amount of students living in the areas around the college, whereas in Dublin students are much more spread out and there is a lot more families, and non students mixed in

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#3 23-05-2010 4:34pm

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Last week of college was also this week , end of year exams and last bit of partying was done.

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