14th September 2005
Here are a few examples of Anti Social Behaviour Orders (ASBO) from Britain cited by the National Youth Council of Ireland in their campaign against the introduction of ASBOs to Ireland. Continue reading “ASBOs won’t cure the pain”
11th July 2001
A COUPLE of weeks back we carried a story in one of our papers about a single woman in the Blanchardstown area who has to leave her home because of a continuing campaign of harrassment from local thugs. Continue reading “Getting away with intimidation”
16th May 2001
PALMERSTOWN is a grand place to live but like every other part of Dublin it is affected by crime. It’s mostly low grade stuff such as anti-social behaviour, vandalism and burglary. Continue reading “Security industry is part of the crime problem”
13th October 2000
THE evenings are drawing in, there’s a chill in the air, the leaves are falling and the great taxi saga is back – all signs of an impending Dublin christmas. Continue reading “Taxis, Road Rage, Christmas & all that”
30th June 2000
There is a remarkable interest among ordinary people here in the recent events in Zimbabwe. I can’t recall a foreign affairs issue (apart from war) that has so caught the public imagination. Continue reading “Property still more important than people”
9th June 2000
JOHN O’DONOGHUE believes that locking up criminals will reduce crime. Continue reading “O’Donoghue’s bad criminal record”
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