Fair play to the Gardai . The past few days have seen terrible
attrocities and tragedies ,on top of all the usual stuff too….
Well done !

well done the cops get those smackheads off the streets, sick of looking at them and being pestered on your lunch break by zombies. Now for the good people in our judicial system and their pals the solicitors to let them all off! keep up the good work folks.

Drugs seized..ammunition seized..cash gained by criminal activity seized..25 people involved in an industry which causes & promotes murder, robbery, needless loss of life yet some muppets cannot see behind their own personal grievance against a body of people who put THEIR LIVES at risk for the protection & well being of those who live on this island. Whilst you sleep, these men & women patrol & protect your homes, property & your lives from those who care not for you “ideals or politics”. Within every organization there are weak links & bad apples. Scorn the individual rather than the collective. An educated nation…? Sometimes I wonder..

God love the poor Gardai but it must have been heart wrenching to have arrested so many absolute scumbags only to see them “charged and released”! They probably left the stations laughing and there will be Gardai interview dvd’s on the telly in quite a few scumbag pubs tonight!

Good!
To be fair, the cops in this country are on top of their game.

It’s good to hear of wretched drugs like heroin and crack cocaine being taken off the street and I commend the Gardai involved for doing such a diligent job. The unfortunate scenario is, however, that for every one of those criminals taken off the street, another one is only too happy to step up and take their place. That is the fact of the matter. The ‘war on drugs’ is a losing battle because the criminals have far more financial resources at their disposal than any law enforcement agency have, so maybe it is time to take a different approach to tackling the issue of drugs.

Thank God the war on drugs has worked. No more do we have to read of horror stories of murders, violence and fear. All the criminal gangs have disappeared and are now returning to civilised life. What a terrible chapter in our lives it has been. Thankfully, it is no more due to the success of the war on drugs. I have to admit that I had my doubts, but I am glad to have been proven wrong. I always thought that as soon as the gaurds arrested one drug dealer, that they would be replaced by another. Apparently, I’m wrong. The drug addicts that people see are actors, hired to show what life was like before the war on drugs was won. It’s a tourism concept apparentely.

@aydo, I’d like to hear your suggestions on how the drug war could be solved? Let me guess “legalise drugs”, that way all the problems will be solved? Some people really have no clue as to what’s really happening in our little drug ravaged country!

Shouldn’t those Gardai be evicting peaceful protesters somewhere in Dublin city? *Queue Thumbs down