Liveline Valentine: Roses are red, violations are blue, do be, do be do be do.

Hector Savage

So yep, let's all continue wearing masks when 100% of the population are vaccinated you fckin tick

dvcireland

most famous son of Monkstown Farm

bigroad

Shop should have proper security in place to protect their employees.

PauloMN

Monkstown Farm was always a no-go area when I was growing up near there. I see it hasn't changed much!

barney shamrock

"They said they'd shove a pitchfork up my hole joe".

The oldest council road in Dún Laoghaire, where as I said earlier RTE's Thelma Mansfield grew up.

Del.Monte

Joe is 65 and has never heard of Monkstown Farm. And now he's trying to frighten her. :rolleyes:

gmisk

They could follow them on CCTV....you thick

ShamNNspace

Buh deres no facilahees for de yoot Jow no wourk we need major invesmen in dese areas ta keep dem offa da strees

KevRossi

Fella who fired the firework in from around Mercer St area beside St Stephens Green, not from Monkstown.

McDermotX

Worst riot ever

Atlantic Dawn

Childers Of De Firewurks.

SEPT 23 1989

the insurrection

PauloMN

PauloMN wrote: »

Monkstown Farm was always a no-go area when I was growing up near there. I see it hasn't changed much!

My uncle lived on his own nearby when he was frail and elderly, used to stand up to de gurriers.

Sir Oxman

KevRossi wrote: »

Fella who fired the firework in from around Mercer St area beside St Stephens Green, not from Monkstown.

Yep, never saw the Farm mentioned at all..

dvcireland

i wunder if these are the lads who gave Ryan Tubridy hassle

Sir Oxman

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

the insurrection

It wouldn't fckin surprise me if it's refrred to as that very soon.

Atlantic Dawn

McDermotX wrote: »

Worst riot ever

The Love Ulster riot was a different league, lots of loose bricks and construction equipment stockpiled on the street ready for a days rioting.

Jordan 199

McDermotX wrote: »

Worst riot ever

Maybe you should become a riot rater

SEPT 23 1989

was it known as "the farm"

bigroad

They sound like hardcore dude's alright.

Dan Jaman

TYFY(potential)S

McDermotX

The guards saying 'they've been terrorizing de place for years'

Poxy guards eh ?

2smiggy

possibly wurking with the Dooblin fibre-brigade , an added bonus !!

dvcireland

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

The Love Ulster riot was a different league, lots of loose bricks and construction equipment stockpiled on the street ready for a days rioting.

there's talk of them paying another visit

cozar

is Joe not going to call these scum evil or is that just reserved for the Cork duo.

ButtersSuki

Can’t listen, am I missing much?

gmisk

dvcireland wrote: »

most famous son of Monkstown Farm

Santa has let himself go

ShamNNspace

Bit of a false flag vibe off that "riot"

Sensimellia

Tan QUE

Flukey

Will the chauffeur bring Joe to have a look at Monkstown Farm before taking him home after the show? Probably not, unless he can claim the expenses for petrol.

You can pay a little bit to live on Monkstown Farm these days:

https://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/homes-and-property/new-to-market/live-la-dolce-vita-at-monkstown-farm-for-425k-1.3632298

Atlantic Dawn

dvcireland wrote: »

there's talk of them paying another visit

They could get a lend of a few PSNI Land Rovers to drive through.

generalgerry

Oh for f**k sake, Vicky Phelan again.

Sensimellia

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Can’t listen, am I missing much?

Of course not. Same as new normal

Sir Oxman

Well that was public interest broadcasting at it's, eh...finest...

Del.Monte

RTE advertising RTE - more great Ad revenue.

dvcireland

gmisk wrote: »

Santa has let himself go

thats what 7 drunken nights does to you

PauloMN

Joe never heard of Glenageary either.

Suppose he's just "de 'briggan, de brack, de fermot and the noggin" kind of guy.

McDermotX

'Tanked up'

Busi_Girl08

Did he just name where she works?

Losty Dublin

Flukey wrote: »

Will the chauffeur bring Joe to have a look at Monkstown Farm before taking him home after the show? Probably not, unless he can claim the expenses for petrol.

Put it on the RTÉ tab, not the Claddagh Green one. It's on the job, doncha know.

Atlantic Dawn

It was a single firewurk I thought?

generalgerry

Typical RTE reporting, men were abusive in the shop, so they were obviously on the protest.

dvcireland

PauloMN wrote: »

Joe never heard of Glenageary either.

Suppose he's just "de 'briggan, de brack, de fermot and the noggin" kind of guy.

Raonaid Murray lived there.

gmisk

ShamNNspace wrote: »

Bit of a false flag vibe off that "riot"

Bit of a conspiracy theory vibe of this post...

Busi_Girl08

"Most people in the country haven't head of it" = Joe hasn't heard from it.

2smiggy

'Monkstown Farm is near Monkstown'

dvcireland

this not me

PieOhMy

God wel be hearing about monkstown farm for ages now just because he doesnt know about it. A generation of brilliant brilliant boys