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WHAIR'S me jumper, WHAIR'S me jumper...sounds like a good idea for a song.

Fibbers was not fibbers in 85 boss

Fibbers didn't open until February 1992.

Ahhh! Fibbers, long hair, getting laid 3 times in one night. Love Fibbers girls. N'er a CCTV around in any of the raids here. My brother knows Karl Marx, worked in Fibs probably seen ur jumper.

Lol

o murders per year...safest country in Europe..

@@orionxtc1119 yeah, but then there were all the dead babies in septic tanks and the fairly widespread sexual abuse of children by clergy, so swings and roundabouts, eh.

Nah. The place was a kip. Left school in 1984 and straight to New York

@@ApeOfMyIdeal bollix

The graphics were as good as a dinner in the microwave

bren 70sss Don’t forget some of them early fiats had a turbo. The fiat uno ie turbo. I seen one of these robbed on summerhill in town. It had no from drivers side tyre but was still travelling around 90 mph. Never forget that

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I thought that too!

@@Camerasdontlie I rember the carpark in su.erbill and the smithers

@@kevinmcmuhammad4841 Who are you Kevin what ???

irish fighting men Like your grammar ??

You could learn how spell .

like teach the Irish how to pronounce th

Same here!

Where the older Garda Patrol theme which sounded like banging metal barrels 🎶?

Ye can't be doing dat lads.

The 22 foot caravan with one axle with tiny tires is a laugh. Probably towed by a Renault 4. 😂

Is that racist?

1985 and 1986 had extremely high crime rates with more cars stolen, joyriding was out of control. My Dad had three cars stolen in those two years one in Finglas, another in Coolock and another in Donnycarney and he was mugged in Coolock. Safe city? Dublin was rougher then than it is now. Oh yeah just remembered my mother was mugged in Donnycarney in 1984! That's why they had to open Spike island in Cobh,Cork to put all the Dublin joyriders into and lock them up.

@@pauldunneska Finally, someone speaking sense and not this rubbish about the "good old days and leaving the front door open" type comments. It was a lot rougher in the 80s. In 30 years time people will look back at these days saying "it's not as good as 2018/2019" etc.

@@Cloughjordan23 Exactly.

There's groups of tourists openly walking around places like Smithfield,Sherrif St and Merchants Quay. Back in the 80s even Dubs didn't walk around these places unless they were from there. Summerhill and Gardiner St were virtual no go areas to outsiders,places like finglas were wild west shows.

The General was the Kingpin.and crime lord in that period .

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nb6SjNmTt5_UmXU.html like this?

Would you believe

How can you say that? Have some respect

Or this is what inspired him….

Do you think they should have left the cash in the car?

​@@TheBenzer9it is Ireland!

Male ornaments. Really!

Only in Ireland .

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It's actually Ireland's answer to 'Police 5' which was on UK television at that time.

What do ya mean "less scary"??? Cows were taken!!

No murders back then.....

Except, back then, the police were predominantly free of parasite control, unlike today, where the top brass are firmly locked into the same parasite system running the globalists controlled government. The result is ultra low moral/huge drop out figures for the Garda, which will get much worse, as the parasites implement their EU countries, plans over the next 5 /10years. However, no more armed raids on banks/PO's because everybody manipulated into a CBDC/SC trap.

tony barrett there was probably only 1 chair and they fiddled the number to 2 :)

Well the Garda were never ones to sit on a case like that.

I have a wife. She's Chinese and her name is Wan King. So my 'WanKing' days have only just started! We're going on a honeymoon to Thailand. We're going to Phuket first then straight to Bangkok after.

Indeed, remember Ireland is a small country with a small population. Back in the 1980s there was a strong feeling of community, almost like Ireland was a enlarged small town.

@@OConaill77 ahaahahahahahahahahahah! LMAO!

First they need to be converted to dvd and then onto computer

Are you the person with the dirty home movies?

back then a car radio would get ya a bag of smack or a lump of resin ... if ye were lucky both

Poverty in the 80's

Thought he was bring sought out for crimes against music.

Big hairy muff

We won't stand for it! Oh wait, we have to...

😂😂 catch yourself on

Depends where you live call the nearest Garda station to where you live or the place in Cork where you recall

Ok thanks I will. It was 35 years ago but I’m sure they’ll still be there

@@ozzie-sk9dh wish you the best man in your journey of truthand discovery

The photo of the cows narrowed it down for me.

At the beginning he's saying "Hello and Welcome", at the end "Good Night and Goodbye".

hi and welcome. slainte.👍

at the end he say goodnight and bye,

I remember one called O'Duabhaill (sp?)...but it was in Irish. If I wanted to listen to Irish I'd go to school!

very entertaining indeed

Fact and fiction?

He was stolen 'cause you didn't PAY CLOSE ATTENTION !

@@bipbippadotta3680 my brain was taken to another dimension

The Marty Whelan moustache is what qualified you to the guards except for the ban gardas.

You cant be doing that lads

Stop at the Garda shop!