I wanna know what’s goin through the minds of these brutal gang members as they lay down these bombs! Good work by the bomb disposal team yet again, can’t praise these lads enough!

I have been wondering over the last year or so… In this day and age- what exactly is an explosive device and Who plants these devices?

Darndale still as mad as ever

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So Mel would you rather have SNAs trying to defuse bombs and protecting your money on it’s way to the bank or guarding the mint or the inmates in Portlaoise? Retirees from the DF have earned every cent of their Grats.

This is happening far too frequently. We have to shout “enough!” and reclaim our country from the criminal shitheads.

Can we get a pin map from the graphics department showing the location of viable devices discovered in the last few years? I’m going to be settling back in Dublin in a few months and could use some guidance.

For a moment I thought it was in Priory Hall and the City Manager had asked Mc Feely to make the problem go away. After all it was the city manager who bought 26 of these monstrosities of the drawing board even though Mc Feely was banned from another Dublin City Council site. Both people are still walking around free as birds.

Most of the devices discovered are not actually explosive devices as they don’t have any explosive within. A Pringles packet with wires and a battery is classed as viable but it doesn’t have explosives but if it did it could explode. So it’s reported as viable but realistically about 80-90% of these devices have no chance of exploding. The guards are not experts so they call EOD out and they make the call.

Again? It’s like living in Belfast during the 1970s

It was a tounge n cheek comment. Lighten up a bit!!!!

Thank God I dont live in Dublin.

Typo – “Army Bomd Disposal Team” should be “Bomb”.

Media dramatics…viable device can be anything from a firework cracker to an alarm clock and a battery……