Podcast Appearances
I'm sure there's parts of Glastonheaven that are not great too but
it's in a, it's, for some, for an area that's so close to beside each other, it's like two different worlds.
There's just, there's no, it's just Ballymuns that's been forgotten about.
It's just, it's just so underdeveloped.
And there's just, you know, people need to cop on.
It's not, as I said, it's not the police, it's not the Gardaí's fault, it's the, it's a lot to do with the people.
I would say if you're walking through more of the housing estates, it's very much openly accepted that you can sit outside your front door and
smoke weed like as if you're smoking a cigarette it's bizarre like if you went into any other estate you wouldn't see that but in valley one no problem sure look just light up a joint there and casually sit there like you anyone could go and walk into the estate into certain estates and you'll get the smell and conjuring outside you know outside the front like it just gives the place a bad name it looks doesn't look great it's like an episode of love house
You know, it's just not the best.
It's not very aesthetically pleasing, but that's irrelevant really, I suppose, at the end of the day.
It's just how people just need to cop on to themselves.
And what happened yesterday is just a prime example of probably what's going to come.
It's the way they're bringing their kids up.
you know and as I said the police can only do so much it's the way people are bringing their kids up and there's no consequences to it but those parents probably grew up in social deprivation too you know it's intergenerational the issue yeah absolutely the cycle just repeats and repeats and repeats so something needs to change and it's just it just doesn't seem to they don't seem to be able to get the help they need
I did make that point that the place was deprived.
But also the people need to cop on themselves as well.