Le ferrovie irlandesi aumentano la sicurezza dopo che le segnalazioni dei passeggeri includono un uomo che “fuma crack” a Sandycove

https://www.thejournal.ie/irish-rail-reports-antisocial-behaviour-smoking-crack-drinking-7013352-Apr2026/

di B8_B8_B8

23 commenti

  1. susanboylesvajazzle on

    Years ago, I was on a bus from the city centre to Glasnevin. There was a chap smoking crack halfway down the top desk. The next day, I called Dublin Bus to report it, and the response was “you’d be safe enough not sitting next to him”.

  2. Environmental-Net286 on

    Once saw a lad on Bus Éireann take his socks off and hang them on the headrest in front of him and then proceed to take tinfoil and a lighter from his pocket and start boiling something. ( I presume heroin)

    Couldn’t help but wonder as I moved from my seat at the back to the front that this is something that really could have waited.

  3. Affectionate_Art4277 on

    Drug use seems to be somewhat commonplace on Dublin’s public transport. When I lived in Dublin you’d see it almost every other day. It’s usually weed or crack, but I did see heroin on one occassion. Didn’t take the Dart or Luas at night after that unless I had to

  4. emmmmceeee on

    Relax. It’s not Blue Peter. I’m just having a relaxing smoke of crack.

  5. Saul_Goodman93 on

    Ah junkies, it’s just part of the Dublin experience!

    Dublin – A breath of fresh air

  6. Davidoff1983 on

    Come for the crack, stay for the spice bag. Sandymount – Your home away from home 🥰🥰🥰

  7. EnvironmentalShift25 on

    >Two people were seen “shooting up” heroin on a train near Killester in May, while someone else was reported for using a bong near Booterstown in March.

    “A bong near Booterstown” should be in a song

  8. stalwartvic on

    Dublin has become a bit of a kip over the last few years (still like dublin though 😭). Public transport has never really felt that safe apart from a few routes. Thank fuck I don’t live there but I’m down in dublin every couple of weeks.

    Still, I get the odd hassle from feral teenagers or scumbags around Connolly. Living in drogheda actually feels a lot safer these days.

    Hopefully the government starts taking it a bit more seriously soo

  9. Ordinary_Ad_5891 on

    Wait there’s not always lads smoking crack or doing other drugs on the Dart? Huh? Thought that was a common occurrence because it’s been going on the majority of the time I’ve used it…

  10. GrahamR12345 on

    🤔🤔🤔 but how would you rank them against people talking loudly on their phones…

  11. Free_Note5162 on

    Cant even smoke a bit of crack on the dart anymore without a jaysis [journal.ie](http://journal.ie) article on you, the gentrification of this great city has gone too far. Next you’ll be wanting me to freebase an oat milk flat white at the back of the bus.

    People doing hard drugs on public transport is a sign of a bustling metropolitan area

  12. Alopexdog on

    I’ve seen that on the Maynooth line a few times. Lots of people smoking joints though. All for legalisation, but seriously…

  13. RomfordWellington on

    Jaysus, where was this clarion call 30 years ago? You couldn’t get on the old Cityswift 78A’s without crack being smoked at the back

  14. ExcitementStrict7115 on

    When did people become so comfortable doing insanely illegal things in public, without a care in the world?

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