He would survive, he is an expert at camouflage also. Que shell suit, white socks, tackies and a pimp cane. Plus he could set up a hammock upstairs in one of the abandoned houses with a cunning trap securing the door!

Nicholas Street isn’t in St Mary’s Park although they’re nearby to each other.

Shocking assault – Limerick’s 95fm are reporting that he remains in a critical condition this morning in Cork, let’s hope he pulls through.

Does anybody know what the motivation was? Was it a burglary, mugging or gang beating?

If you ever went to Harlem you’d change your mind.

Name a city that is 100% safe in every area?! That’s a very broad, sweeping statement.

lol, troll, being from limerick whenever I go to cork or Dublin I feel 20 times more intimated tbh. Not just saying that, it really does feel that way, far more junkies, muggings and street brawls

That said I’ll hold my hand up and see it’s a fairly crap city other than that

Stupid ignorant comment Lauren.

You feel 20 times more intimidated adrian? how exactly did you quantify your level of intimidation?

by your own admission you feel intimidated while your in limerick.

need I say more?

Don’t be too hard on her guys….she is one of those who believes everything thing she reads or sees on TV….

Eh Lauren, I happen to have a product that when consumed makes you more beutiful/more tanned/more successful/sounder just send me a check for €400 and your home address….95% of the time it works all of the time….

Yep Lauren, 20 times exactly. I measure my intimidation levels in units of one. If there is an incident that induces the emotions of what we call ‘intimidation’, i mark that down as what I’d call an incident of intimidation, in my notebook (that I always make sure I have handy btw). I then calculate the variations in location vs ‘incidents of intimidation’, when I get home every night I update my excel sheet which contains all cities.
I also factor in variables like length of time in location, and what part of the city I was in, this gives me a more accurate system and isn’t dissimilar to a weight system that would be used for projects and exams for subjects in University.

And from my readings, its seen that there has been 20 times the amount of incidents of intimidation in Dublin and Cork as there has been in Limerick.

Hope that helps ;-)

20 times exactly Adrian? given the comprehensive set of variables that you have included in your excel sheet I find it very hard to believe that the exact same figure for both Cork and Dublin were derived.. Surely you must be mistaken.

Was on stag a couple of weeks ago and we had right laugh, you could get assaulted in a tiny village…..

The stats don’t lie