Attack in Corbally

Grumpypants

BOBBY wrote: »

just read this forum, very sad, and i hope the young lad injured makes a full recovery, im going to ul in sept as a mature student, so will be moving to limerick, a few houses that popped up in my search on daft are this Corbally area, is it a safe area, this incident being a once off for the location i presume,

Its a very safe area events like this really are out of the blue

Vanolder

BOBBY wrote: »

just read this forum, very sad, and i hope the young lad injured makes a full recovery, im going to ul in sept as a mature student, so will be moving to limerick, a few houses that popped up in my search on daft are this Corbally area, is it a safe area, this incident being a once off for the location i presume,

Corbally is a very safe area generally... However, for serving UL it is a bit away if you are not driving.

Nockz

Vanolder wrote: »

Corbally is a very safe area generally... However, for serving UL it is a bit away if you are not driving.

It will take an hour to walk to UL from Corbally or get the bus from Corbally into town and from town to UL. If you have a car or some form of lift in you are cuttig 45 mins off that trip.

I always thought this side of Athlunkard Bridge wasn't the best either though... I hate living here tbh. Can't see anywhere I'd rather live either haha

donutheadhomer

It is in today's Indo that the accused was in the custody of 2 HSE workers at the time of the attack who "failed to stop the alleged assault."

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/courts/teenager-attacked-boy-while-with-care-workers-court-told-2275608.html

Kess73

EurasianBadger wrote: »

It is in today's Indo that the accused was in the custody of 2 HSE workers at the time of the attack who "failed to stop the alleged assault."

http://www.independent.ie/national-news/courts/teenager-attacked-boy-while-with-care-workers-court-told-2275608.html

That was brought up in this thread a few days ago. The two care workers were women who were shouting at him to stop, but were unable to physically stop him.

Blazer

Kess73 wrote: »

The two care workers were women who were shouting at him to stop, but were unable to physically stop him.

Then they shouldn't have been escorting him..

Limerick_Lass

what I dont understand is why he was left out to go into the petrol station if they believed he was some kind of danger...
but there is alot of if's

donutheadhomer

Limerick_Lass wrote: »

what I dont understand is why he was left out to go into the petrol station if they believed he was some kind of danger...
but there is alot of if's

dreadful isn't it. nobody like that should be out and about I think, especially with women escorts

kilburn

Limerick_Lass wrote: »

what I dont understand is why he was left out to go into the petrol station if they believed he was some kind of danger...
but there is alot of if's

The 2 HSE workers had collected the boy just before hand from a near by estate where his family lives.

hightower1

I have to laugh at the "awww the poor lad" posts....

You generally dont have a "history" with scummers like this by being an upstanding citizen. Let them kill each other off, I'll egg them on.

Limerick_Lass

kilburn wrote: »

The 2 HSE workers had collected the boy just before hand from a near by estate where his family lives.

Oh ya but why was he left into the shop, if he was going to be a danger.
i just hope the young victim pulls through.

Vanolder

hightower1 wrote: »

I have to laugh at the "awww the poor lad" posts....

You generally dont have a "history" with scummers like this by being an upstanding citizen. Let them kill each other off, I'll egg them on.

Have you learned nothing from living in this town? Violence only leads to more and ever increasing violence. It's educating and proper role models they require and not egging on.

kilburn

Limerick_Lass wrote: »

Oh ya but why was he left into the shop, if he was going to be a danger.
i just hope the young victim pulls through.

As far as I know they were getting petrol, that could be wrong though.

VanV

Jigga wrote: »

This has nothing to do with the Roman Vysochan murder trial, just a coincidence. The assailant is just a psychopath.

Wrong, it is linked. It's directly linked in fact.

Limerick_Lass wrote: »

Oh ya but why was he left into the shop, if he was going to be a danger.

They didn't know he was going to be a danger. He had no previous convictions or no history of violence.

He was in the care of the HSE because he had gone wayward with drink & drugs, and had dropped out of school and become impossible to handle at home. He'd been staying in HSE accommodation, and was being allowed in to town where he was taking drugs in the company of certain individuals who are now behind bars. That's the link to the Roman Vysochan case and the attack is directly linked to that. He was regularly returning to the HSE at his curfew time heavily under the influence, and often accompanied by the gardai, but there was no history of violence. That said, the HSE workers were incapable anyway as they were two young workers who neither had the experience or the physical ability to cope.

bonnieprince

Kess73 wrote: »

That was brought up in this thread a few days ago. The two care workers were women who were shouting at him to stop, but were unable to physically stop him.

A guy i know was passing by in his car with his wife and he stopped when he saw the attack and stopped the 17yr old from causing anymore damage, his wife is a nurse and provided medical care. Thank god they were passing. I really hope that 16yr old pulls thru.

hightower1

Vanolder wrote: »

Have you learned nothing from living in this town? Violence only leads to more and ever increasing violence. It's educating and proper role models they require and not egging on.

Yeah, thats worked so far?

What they need to to die off, until we get an ss style police force then the only ones who will get rid of them is their own kin.... so yes, I will egg them on. Wipe each other out, less of them the better.

molard

who are 'they' u keep refering to.

Kess73

The kid that was attacked is still in hospital and still in a critical condition 11 days after being attacked.

flutered

we have a lovely pet dog, the rug rats are always jumping, kicking, using her as a pony,etc etc, but i am required to have a lead and a muzzle on her in public, these peeps are of the same standard.