Gosh, not much has changed! Still not enough police and bus drivers are still putting up with anti social behaviour. The only change is glue sniffing has been replaced by cocaine
@Shelldrake4898 ай бұрын
After that interview he became known as Whoopie Mayne , lol.
@mynameonly89918 ай бұрын
There is still snobbery towards Finglas and Ballymun people. Although some people from both areas like to use this as an excuse to have an attitude problem
@patrickr6505 Жыл бұрын
Ah listen to the woman politician..her posh English accent was soon to be replaced by the D4 accent for that ilk .
@anthonyross42342 жыл бұрын
Man, that was unreal. Born in finglas in 82, and I don’t remember ever seeing it that bad. You always think of the older times as less violent.
@martincummins37312 жыл бұрын
Oh please! Give me a break. I grew up on Ratoath Avenue. Born 1906. My Mother and Father made sure I had a proper upbringing. My Dad worked 7 days a week to provide for 6 children. My mother worked 7 days a week to nurture 6 children. I will always be grateful for their loving sacrifice. Stop blaming society, stop expecting others to provide. Take life and make it yours. Don't blame others for the failure of your family. Or yourself. None of my family felt deprived. We had loving supportive parents and siblings.
@katoness3 жыл бұрын
As usual the government sat back and did fuck all.
@patscanlan26783 жыл бұрын
What took you into prison??? A garda van?
@josephhickey73824 жыл бұрын
nobody takes a blind bit of notice what these people are going through
@declanmcdermott4 жыл бұрын
What a great upload, Many thanks Christy P
@daviemyers82995 жыл бұрын
How did you manage to find this because I’m looking for an episode of today tonight on Dominicks street in the innercity which my father was in
@raymondwalsh75205 жыл бұрын
one policeman for 10,000. That's banana's.
@raymondwalsh75205 жыл бұрын
The youth of today.
@pauldunneska5 жыл бұрын
It seems it was actually worse in the early 80's than it is today.
@liamfoley96145 жыл бұрын
0:12 - parents that are not capable of bringing up their children ... what he means is that the state has to bring them up. The state decides that there are parents that are not capable of bringing up their children. We're not talking about druggies here but the parents that that are overwhelmed by society, things that are beyond their control because government has failed them.
@liamfoley96145 жыл бұрын
The way she blinks 12:05 shows she's thinking of what she has to say and she's totally out of her depth.
@liamfoley96145 жыл бұрын
6:40 the death of manufacturing was the death of the working class man who could provide fro his family and rear his children to have hope. The Church had no answer thanks to Vatican II and all the BS that followed.
@dontfeedthetroll2945 жыл бұрын
Very poor audio, I could barely hear a word they were saying.
@tomahawk76655 жыл бұрын
This is bollox,it's up to the parents to keep their kids in check,I don't blame the kids,I blame the parents
@dontfeedthetroll2945 жыл бұрын
How's it up to the parents. Firstly, parents don't have eyes on the back of their head. Secondly, they can't be with their children 24hrs a day. Finally, in some cases chastising children, just makes them rebel, and react even worse. If the Government had of invested in the area, instead of finding their own luxery lifestyles with the states money, there'd of been amenities in area, such as youth clubs and activities for the kids. They'd of being kept amused and out of trouble, instead of standing at the corners saying, "it's boring, what will we do". If employers, didn't discriminate against people from areas such as Finglas, they teenagers old enough to work, wouldn't of turned to crime, jyst to help their parents put food on the table.
@dontfeedthetroll2945 жыл бұрын
@George Sturdy That's true to certain degree, especially with children as their brain and intelligence hasn't properly developed yet. Although we're all different individuals with our own attitudes and opinions etc, we're still very similar in the way we think etc.
@martincummins37312 жыл бұрын
You and I both,
@briank10101 Жыл бұрын
This is what happens in a nanny state - expecting the government to solve your problems when the government is the cause of your problems.
@pauldunneska6 жыл бұрын
So it's really originally recorded 13/12/1981. Headline is wrong not 1982 but 1981.
@johnnyfeen13475 жыл бұрын
Would have been screened in 82.
@pauldunneska6 жыл бұрын
She had her face blacked out because she didn't want everyone to know all her 11 children where conceived through marital rape.
@dontfeedthetroll2945 жыл бұрын
Well with intelligence like yours, you were obviously conceived through incest.
@neilcarrollMeganJamieForever5 жыл бұрын
What a stupid, ignorant prick you are!! The likes of you society can do without!
@petermcgarry42866 жыл бұрын
Uinseann Mac Eoin exposed everything in his commentary/interview.
@pmartin73976 жыл бұрын
Out of 50,000 RTE couldn't find anyone to substantiate their claims of mass vandalism and crime. Those they found are speaking in generalities referring to what seems to be personal problem S associated with anyone living anywhere. It's just more of the same sensationalist rubbish that provokes a reaction. I lived in Fingas for 20 years and was never effected by crime, vandalism or depravation. Many of my neighbours' children went to university and all were gainfully employed. Al were decent law abiding people and RTE then and now cater for Irish snobbery in making these programs. It's sensationalist rubbish.
@pauldunneska6 жыл бұрын
peter martin As your man with the beard (Brian Mayne) says as an afterthought and even Donnycarney and that's a settled area and yes it's true i was 11 years old in 1981 when this documentary on Today Tonight was originally broadcast on 13/12/1981 and remember watching it on the telly back then and Donnycarney had a chronic joyriding problem at the time which went on till the early nineties. I remember going to Mass on Sunday mornings and around Donnycarney church carpark there were burnt out cars and the fields behind Donnycarney Road burnt out cars. So what these people are saying is true.
@ufoxfox43525 жыл бұрын
@@j.o.1516 I live in Finglas south rivermount area 38 yrs and I loved growing up here all the fields an horses, scramblers ,,from the age of 12 ,sneaking out at the weekend 3am early mornings outside the premier diaries asking for work with the milkmen to earn €5 or working with a logs an coal men, my dad was 1 for years in a BMC pick-up ,,, or the all horse drawn 4 wheelers to get money to go the discos or buy a horse or bike ,,was all the good things that made it unique to grow up in Finglas yes there was crime but u show me somewhere there wasn't ,,,we use to buy cars from travellers an bring them into scribbles town fields an have great craic for days doing no1 any harm ,garda use to come in an watch us cus cars were ligit an were in a big field so they didn't mind ,,even had a few races with them round the track couple times ,,,that's were I learned to drive so good, ,honed my skills up there ,,,😂😂😂😂ken block wouldnt have a patch on me 🌲🌳🌲🌿🌿☔🌞❄💧🌄🌈,🚗🚘⤵⤴↗↘⏩⏩↩🔀🔁👑👑😎😎😈😈☝👌👍👏👏👏
@pmartin73976 жыл бұрын
I lived in Fingas for 20 years and all of my neighbours were hard working decent people. I never knew anyone involved in crime. Yet, these kind of programs cater for the rampant snobbery which afflicts all of Irish society whereby those on the next rung of the social ladder invariably delight in looking down their noses at others perceived to be beneath them. Consequently, many but not all of those born, reared in Fingask now deny any association with the place out of fear that they will not be accepted elsewhere. The houses built during the 1950's ,although of the same design, we're built to a high standard and today this is reflected in their prices. Fingas is a thriving community but RTE catering for the snobbish majority still delight in running the place down.
@jaymcd85777 жыл бұрын
That blonde politician was one thick bitch, if she lived in Finglas her attitude would've changed in a heart beat not coming round once in a blue moon and reading on paper that it wasn't so bad, Ireland and particularly Dublin has always been cursed with lousy government, nothings changed.
@jaymcd85777 жыл бұрын
There's other videos on youtube showing how nice Finglas was up until the 80s, then it all seemed to go arse upwards, Finglas became less a village community and just another Dublin suburb none of the long history of Finglas was taught to us in school. I had a typical and happy enough childhood there in the 80s and 90s, Going to the local 'baths' For walks down the canal, playing football with yer mates on your road and other games, sure I had me share of being bullied and run ins with the travellers and I got used to hearing lads on scrambler bikes every weekend morning in the fields next to Dunsink, Car's being joy rided, seeing horses on fields everywhere and even wandering into my estate in Finglas south, avoiding other estates when looking for a short cut to the shops or bus stop in case y'might be picked on cause they wouldn't recognize you, yep even in a place small as Finglas their was a very small minded territorial vibe about the place, working as a door to door salesman made me see that all over Dublin actually. Atleast Finglas has had a long and great history before it seemed to become just another drab and dodgy suburb like many others in modern Dublin, Ballymun comes t'mind, all for bad government planning to blame really, but folks made the best of it I guess and still do.
@nialloconnor972 жыл бұрын
Spot on jay the estates in limerick came to mind and they never learned from the neglect of finglas and other similar areas. Building big estates with fuck all amenities. No shops or schools so how are these people supposed to live. 2nd class citizens we get treated as and it's disgusting.
@darkdubh8 жыл бұрын
8.50 Robin Williams.
@darkdubh8 жыл бұрын
Guy at 5.00 Dublins answer to John Holmes.
@jackstewart55168 жыл бұрын
wonderful history finglas ......
@connaghananthony8 жыл бұрын
Any luck with the last part? Thanks for posting.
@christyp.71168 жыл бұрын
Kettle was only boiling ready to settle down for the fight and it was over.
@lennardjordan52968 жыл бұрын
Great post. Was living in Finglas West in 1982. Thanks for posting.
@christyp.71168 жыл бұрын
+Lennard jordan No bother Lennard ,was looking for this for years and my neighbour had it in his video collection.There is a part 5 but i'm having trouble posting it i'll see if somebody else can upload it.I'll keep you posted.
@briankearns12358 жыл бұрын
Any chance you have the last part? It seems to stop short. Thanks anyway, I have been looking for a copy of this for years.
@christyp.71168 жыл бұрын
+brian kearns Sorry Brian i meant to answer you ages ago .Yes i have the last part but i cant get it on to youtube for some reason .Ill give it to somebody else to try and ill let you know when its done.
@SineadMurray9 жыл бұрын
Loving the bucket challenge git u and paula look very wet together!.xx