WTF are you on about you dope.. Irish people are all angels now all of a sudden. Bloody hell. Im irish, grew up inner city and its mostly irish doing the crime like theft and battering people.. you're just thick saying that
It is a hit piece , the media are scum. Dublin people are friendly beautiful people. There is only one reason it has become unsafe .... Mass importation
@@GuillermoPaulman If I have kids, I will be a strict mom and I'm not gonna give them everything and I will let them work for it to get that item. Because I want my kids to know that life isn't easy and u can't get anything u want, and you need to work hard for it to get to point A to point B.
@@irishbrother4289well that’s the number one reason but also the teenagers here are dangerous as well. I am a foreigner whose in a language course in dublin. I heard lots of foreigners are jumped or even killed by the teenagers. Raise ur kids properly pls
@@khantushig6460 Well we find the immigrants dangerous,the amount up before the courts on sexual assault charges robbery charges and murder,stay in your own Country and sort out your own culture,Ireland is a safer Country when Irish people live in it,go back to your own Country learn English and sort your own culture out please,thank you
I've seen the change in the last decade. We have been 'enriched' by the 'blessings' of diversity. My wife is very wary of many foreign guys (Africans and middle Eastern especially) because of so many bad experiences when she's alone. _"Oh! But it's wacist to say your wife doesn't feel safe cos of foreigners!"_ It also happens to be true.
Gardai don't split crimes by ethnicity / background .. and no-where in the clip does it state what background is causing the trouble Be interesting to see the crime splits by race
My wife arrived 10 years ago from the middle east and she's an engineer. She works with loads of foreigners who are also Engineers. Do you not think that people come in with varying jobs, skills etc or are you just that THICK.
@@ce244 i agree i fully agree with weed a cap and tighter boarders now.. its gotten a bit out of hand hasn't it, im just sating that people like my wife who have been here a decade.. worked hard, we have 3 kids and she's a hard worker and a great mother and they are all half irish half middle eastern. And i genuinely worry for them man.. i get the hostility and how we do need to calm things down in terms of migration but i get worried when i see some of the comments where its coming off as hate, my kids have to grow up in this. they're my kids man and im an irishman so this isn't easy for everyone is it
i dont think anyone albeit a tiny minority has an issue with skilled workers coming here, the issue is thousands mainly single men with no skills coming here usually from safe countries with nothing lined up, i have no skills and would not move to another country unless i knew for certain i had a job lined up in a factory or construction, we need to be smarter on who we let in@@LeMerch
O connoll street should have fabulous shops and hotels like in any other modern city, instead it's full of drug addicts, gangs of romas robbing the vulnerable, abd deserted, I felt more safe in Mexico than Dublin
FF/FG letting in Albanians, Georgians and Nigerians to claim Asylum where there is NO War in there Countries to name but 3 and who are better looked after than the Irish who find themselves homeless.. Absolutely Disgraceful.
I was working in Dublin last year. On the news was lots of knife crime associated with non irish but queuing outside the homeless soup kitchen was.... lots of irish. It got me thinking that the savage machete weilders must be housed over our own?
Do you have an idea what you are talking about?? You can't even compare the violence in South America particularly Brazil to Ireland. You get mogged or jumped, In Brazil, you're gonna be at gunpoint! Many times people get killed even when they give up their belongings offering no resistance to the criminals. You don't want this type of violence "normalized " anywhere in Europe. Trust me!
I agree with the girls who said that in the last 18 months that the city centre north of river... and Dublin 8 near Thomas Street... it's gotten worse even by day. There seems to be new drugs around and a more manic look in some of the wandering street addicts. As a city centre dweller i have started feeling apprehensive and on guard walking some less busy streets. The gardi need to wake up and stop ignoring this
Well I'm from Edinburgh mate, and have visited Dublin many times. Got its shitty side sure, but haven't seen anything as bad as the trio Birmingham, Manchester, London. You can't be sure whether you're in England at all or somewhere in the Middle East.
The first bridge on the video is a pickpocket hotspot as i was in Dublin Nov 23 an was shocked how many there was an how easy it was to spot them, why is there no police catching them?
I grew up in Dublin in the 60’s and 70’s. It’s was always a rough city esp at night. Like anywhere there were areas you stayed out of. There were very murders but there was violence esp after the pubs closed or fights at dances.😮
@@vladsview194I would say so London has knife crime and all sorts of crimes why single out Dublin City.They have a wonderful busking community.Second to none.Know where better.🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪💯💯💯
Saying that Dublin is safer than Brazil is not saying much!!! The government is allowing thousands of illegal unvetted mainly military-aged men into the country. I have read that 4 out of 5 Irish women feel unsafe in Dublin now. Also, that almost 20% of the population is foreign born. Prior to the "cultural enrichment," there wasn't such a major issue with safety not only in Dublin but also everywhere in Ireland that is experiencing "diversity."
Yes, they are lovely, nice people who have to put up with a lot of hooligans and worse. I never felt unsafe on Green or Red LUAS or even in Temple Bar, but the street in front of Carrolls on Westmoreland was packed with panhandlers at 9:00PM. And they were aggressive!
I find this video misleading, I suggest the government offer free houses to young married irish couples to increase the birthrate and reduce working hours to 3 days a week to reduce stress. That's my recommendation.
There is also a lot of paranoia around too. Some people are hyping up the fear factor on the internet for their own ends. Of course, you have to have situational awareness wherever you are from. But you have also to be careful with traffic and uneven footpaths, etc. Life has always had risks and evoultion has bred survival skills in us. But the mobile phone causes inattention instead of concentrating on the present moment, because that is all that there is...anyway Dublin is not as bad as Manchester or Birmingham, where you have always to have your senses honed 🛑
A Cork man went for a job at the local stables. When he sat down for the interview, the farmer asked him ‘Have you ever shoed horses?’ The Cork man thought about this for a couple of minutes and replied, ‘No, but i once told a donkey to get f*cked‘.”
In 2018 there was an EU wide survey done of thousands of foreign students attending European universities to find out about their experiences and how accepted they felt. Approximately 10% of those from non European countries reported experiencing verbal, and in some cases physical abuse, at some point in their stay in the UK, this rose to 15% in France and 20% in Spain. However it was Ireland which was way out in front at a shocking 40%. I was very surprised by this, but reading down this entire thread I no longer am.
I'm Brazilian, and living in Dublin. I can tell you that's true! In Europe in general you can get mogged or jumped. In Brazil, you're gonna be at gunpoint! Many times people get killed even when they give up their belongings offering no resistance to the criminals. You don't want this type of violence "normalized " anywhere in Europe. Trust me!
Know more dangerous than London why single out Dublin City.We don’t think it’s dangerous .The people are just wonderful and the buskers are great 👍.All cities have their problems.ok
But I would travel to Dublin City today.Won’t go to London.We just love Ireland 🇮🇪 and the people they sure have the craic and welcome you not like some other cities.Love Ireland 🇮🇪 of Ireland’s.Got it .🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️
@@davidjames3787why single out Dublin City.They have a wonderful Busking community why don’t you highlight the good instead of bad stuff.Have you ever been to Dublin or London that’s a horrible city people are rude they don’t have the craic so unfriendly.🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
This sounds remarkably like a 'hit piece' blaming the indigenous Irish as opposed to the real culprits!
What do you expect from a left wing paper like the Mirror!
WTF are you on about you dope.. Irish people are all angels now all of a sudden. Bloody hell. Im irish, grew up inner city and its mostly irish doing the crime like theft and battering people.. you're just thick saying that
The lamestream media in action.
They think we're thick as shit.
It is a hit piece , the media are scum.
Dublin people are friendly beautiful people. There is only one reason it has become unsafe .... Mass importation
we all know why it is getting unsafer by the day,don't we?
Because of feral teenagers whose parent's don't give a sheet about properly raising them?
@@GuillermoPaulman Mass Immigration/Invasion
@@GuillermoPaulman If I have kids, I will be a strict mom and I'm not gonna give them everything and I will let them work for it to get that item. Because I want my kids to know that life isn't easy and u can't get anything u want, and you need to work hard for it to get to point A to point B.
@@irishbrother4289well that’s the number one reason but also the teenagers here are dangerous as well. I am a foreigner whose in a language course in dublin. I heard lots of foreigners are jumped or even killed by the teenagers. Raise ur kids properly pls
@@khantushig6460 Well we find the immigrants dangerous,the amount up before the courts on sexual assault charges robbery charges and murder,stay in your own Country and sort out your own culture,Ireland is a safer Country when Irish people live in it,go back to your own Country learn English and sort your own culture out please,thank you
There is ONE big change in Ireland in the past 5-10 yrs and they're all studiously avoiding saying it........
Partly but the irish are just violent.
Or is that only when they are abroad?
Actually 👍
Scrotes a serious problem.
The only gang knife fight I've ever seen was in Dublin. Nigerians and Somalians. I was told of their ethnicity by a Zimbabwean taxi driver. 🙃
so nothing to do with the third world imports>>>>????? really????
I've seen the change in the last decade. We have been 'enriched' by the 'blessings' of diversity. My wife is very wary of many foreign guys (Africans and middle Eastern especially) because of so many bad experiences when she's alone. _"Oh! But it's wacist to say your wife doesn't feel safe cos of foreigners!"_ It also happens to be true.
Love the way not a single one of them mentioned the elephant in the room.
Knackers and scrots
Dumbo achbar
Like scrotes don’t exist!
Gardai don't split crimes by ethnicity / background .. and no-where in the clip does it state what background is causing the trouble
Be interesting to see the crime splits by race
The fact that this is so now (given The Troubles of years ago) is highly ironic, given all the engineers doctors and lawyers who just arrived.
My wife arrived 10 years ago from the middle east and she's an engineer. She works with loads of foreigners who are also Engineers. Do you not think that people come in with varying jobs, skills etc or are you just that THICK.
@@LeMerch most of them are not, they are young men, crossing through safe countries. Or are you just blind 🤔?
@@ce244 i agree i fully agree with weed a cap and tighter boarders now.. its gotten a bit out of hand hasn't it, im just sating that people like my wife who have been here a decade.. worked hard, we have 3 kids and she's a hard worker and a great mother and they are all half irish half middle eastern. And i genuinely worry for them man.. i get the hostility and how we do need to calm things down in terms of migration but i get worried when i see some of the comments where its coming off as hate, my kids have to grow up in this. they're my kids man and im an irishman so this isn't easy for everyone is it
i dont think anyone albeit a tiny minority has an issue with skilled workers coming here, the issue is thousands mainly single men with no skills coming here usually from safe countries with nothing lined up, i have no skills and would not move to another country unless i knew for certain i had a job lined up in a factory or construction, we need to be smarter on who we let in@@LeMerch
O connoll street should have fabulous shops and hotels like in any other modern city, instead it's full of drug addicts, gangs of romas robbing the vulnerable, abd deserted, I felt more safe in Mexico than Dublin
FF/FG letting in Albanians, Georgians and Nigerians to claim Asylum where there is NO War in there Countries to name but 3 and who are better looked after than the Irish who find themselves homeless.. Absolutely Disgraceful.
Dublin city center is a no go area after dark.
I was working in Dublin last year. On the news was lots of knife crime associated with non irish but queuing outside the homeless soup kitchen was.... lots of irish. It got me thinking that the savage machete weilders must be housed over our own?
Is anybody wondering why?
🤣
Oh the benefits of multi culture and diversity!
Wonder why that is ,only a fool would not know why its like this
Brazilian man feels more threatened than in the Favelas...
lmao I know right,the controlled media is a joke
Do you have an idea what you are talking about?? You can't even compare the violence in South America particularly Brazil to Ireland. You get mogged or jumped, In Brazil, you're gonna be at gunpoint! Many times people get killed even when they give up their belongings offering no resistance to the criminals. You don't want this type of violence "normalized " anywhere in Europe. Trust me!
Sad really, for what used to be a popular tourist destination.
Wonder why it is now so dangerous.
I agree with the girls who said that in the last 18 months that the city centre north of river... and Dublin 8 near Thomas Street... it's gotten worse even by day. There seems to be new drugs around and a more manic look in some of the wandering street addicts. As a city centre dweller i have started feeling apprehensive and on guard walking some less busy streets. The gardi need to wake up and stop ignoring this
@steph crack cocaine.
I'm from Birmingham originally.
Even I thought Dublin was a dump when I went!
Well I'm from Edinburgh mate, and have visited Dublin many times. Got its shitty side sure, but haven't seen anything as bad as the trio Birmingham, Manchester, London. You can't be sure whether you're in England at all or somewhere in the Middle East.
@leviz5810 moved to the countryside before starting my own family. The decline in major cities since the 1990s has been relentless.
I'm not defending Dublin, it has gone downhill in the last few years especially after lockdowns but Birmingham is an absolute kip altogether as well
@@mrmeldrew693 I wonder why the decline is happening??
@irishbrother4289 good place to start would be border control a man might find some answers there
The first bridge on the video is a pickpocket hotspot as i was in Dublin Nov 23 an was shocked how many there was an how easy it was to spot them, why is there no police catching them?
TH-cam hiding comments as usual, we all know why
Yes exactly we certainly do know why
Thanks to the foreigners of course
Is that due to the cultural enrichment?
I wonder why 🤔
My son and his girlfriend went to Dublin for 5 days over the new year and had a fantastic time with no bother at all.
Oh good!! Its not as bad as Brazil, thats ok then. Not to worry folks.
I grew up in Dublin in the 60’s and 70’s. It’s was always a rough city esp at night. Like anywhere there were areas you stayed out of. There were very murders but there was violence esp after the pubs closed or fights at dances.😮
So is it better now?
@@vladsview194I would say so London has knife crime and all sorts of crimes why single out Dublin City.They have a wonderful busking community.Second to none.Know where better.🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪💯💯💯
Saying that Dublin is safer than Brazil is not saying much!!! The government is allowing thousands of illegal unvetted mainly military-aged men into the country. I have read that 4 out of 5 Irish women feel unsafe in Dublin now. Also, that almost 20% of the population is foreign born. Prior to the "cultural enrichment," there wasn't such a major issue with safety not only in Dublin but also everywhere in Ireland that is experiencing "diversity."
It has become dangerous no thanks to the government and other TDs,
Gee, I wonder what happened to Dublin
"And just take a taxi." lol
Stuff happens ...but there is a lot of fear being put out on the Internet
I don't like the idea of walking out of a pub or shop and getting jumped. I don't even worry about that in America.
Which NGO does the first lady work for ?
Yes, they are lovely, nice people who have to put up with a lot of hooligans and worse. I never felt unsafe on Green or Red LUAS or even in Temple Bar, but the street in front of Carrolls on Westmoreland was packed with panhandlers at 9:00PM. And they were aggressive!
I find this video misleading, I suggest the government offer free houses to young married irish couples to increase the birthrate and reduce working hours to 3 days a week to reduce stress. That's my recommendation.
Lot of Irish people on the street begging but foreign people are in homes
Oh so this is what they refer to as " gaslighting "
20 years ago Dublin was rated one of safest cities what changed?
There is also a lot of paranoia around too. Some people are hyping up the fear factor on the internet for their own ends. Of course, you have to have situational awareness wherever you are from. But you have also to be careful with traffic and uneven footpaths, etc. Life has always had risks and evoultion has bred survival skills in us. But the mobile phone causes inattention instead of concentrating on the present moment, because that is all that there is...anyway Dublin is not as bad as Manchester or Birmingham, where you have always to have your senses honed 🛑
Open borders by treasonous Governments are to blame,simple as that
A Cork man went for a job at the local stables. When he sat down for the interview, the farmer asked him ‘Have you ever shoed horses?’
The Cork man thought about this for a couple of minutes and replied, ‘No, but i once told a donkey to get f*cked‘.”
Kind of funny to watch. Typical Irish media. Pretend to be honest....
Dublin is a kip and always has been & im from Dublin.
In 2018 there was an EU wide survey done of thousands of foreign students attending European universities to find out about their experiences and how accepted they felt. Approximately 10% of those from non European countries reported experiencing verbal, and in some cases physical abuse, at some point in their stay in the UK, this rose to 15% in France and 20% in Spain. However it was Ireland which was way out in front at a shocking 40%. I was very surprised by this, but reading down this entire thread I no longer am.
Anywhere would seem safer than a Brazilian city.
I'm Brazilian, and living in Dublin. I can tell you that's true! In Europe in general you can get mogged or jumped. In Brazil, you're gonna be at gunpoint! Many times people get killed even when they give up their belongings offering no resistance to the criminals. You don't want this type of violence "normalized " anywhere in Europe. Trust me!
Dublin “not quite as bad as the countries in South America”
"Come out ye black and tans", a new meaning to an old song, eh? I'm sure your forefathers would be proud...
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Does that suprise you?
Multi culti
“We are good people” …..and yet still not being heard!!
Illegal immigrants.
Know more dangerous than London why single out Dublin City.We don’t think it’s dangerous .The people are just wonderful and the buskers are great 👍.All cities have their problems.ok
Both London and Dublin are in the top 10 of Europe's most dangerous cities according to the recently published survey.
But I would travel to Dublin City today.Won’t go to London.We just love Ireland 🇮🇪 and the people they sure have the craic and welcome you not like some other cities.Love Ireland 🇮🇪 of Ireland’s.Got it .🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️
@@DianeD862 Fair enough. I was just pointing out that both cities are in the Top 10 for danger in Europe.
@@davidjames3787why single out Dublin City.They have a wonderful Busking community why don’t you highlight the good instead of bad stuff.Have you ever been to Dublin or London that’s a horrible city people are rude they don’t have the craic so unfriendly.🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
@@DianeD862 I didn't single out Dublin. The makers of the video did, which isn't surprising given that it was made by the Irish Mirror.
I wish I could afford a north face jacket !!!
Lol😂😂😂😂yeah its definitely not rhe infinite Africans and Muslims