Kieran Cuddihy

But Vivienne, you know, we kind of imagine parents...

Maybe sitting at home who don't care.

But what about parents who are really trying, but they're just not managing to keep control of the kids?

Or parents themselves, you know, you go to the parents and you say, right, we're going to punish the parents.

And you find the parents is maybe one parent and they're working morning, noon and night to put food on the table.

And maybe they've got issues themselves around that.

Sorry, can I ask Vivian, because you mentioned moving to Finglas in the 70s.

So it was relatively new.

Most of Finglas was probably built around the 50s and 60s.

So what was it like then compared to now?

And when would you say things started getting really bad for you?

But is the problem, I suppose what I was asking is, is the problem in 2026, is it worse than then?

It's worse.

And people say... To be honest, I think it's kind of getting normalised everywhere.

There's not a house you walk down in Ireland without getting a bang of weed into your face.

Absolutely everywhere.

Well, that was, I mean, it's not the response you want, but it's a sad way, but it was a nice thing of her to do, wasn't it?

I know the Gardaí would say that they have kind of protocols that they would kick into gear and the Gardaí on a case-by-case basis would determine how best to respond to different situations.

Something like that.

It's just officially what they would say in response to that.