Office of Transport Minister Shane Ross warned Luas operator of 'increase in anti-social behaviour'
In one case, an eight-year-old girl had beer contents splashed on her.
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In one case, an eight-year-old girl had beer contents splashed on her.
People can text the word TRAIN followed by their location and details of the incident in question to 51444.
The council said upgrades to parks usually displace this kind of behaviour.
Workers downed tools earlier this month after they were subject to threats and intimidation.
A local councillor said workers have been threatened and there have been reports of deliberate arson.
Fairview Park has been the scene of antisocial behaviour in recent years.
One local woman says problems in the area have “got progressively worse over the years”.
Representatives for drivers have said there are ongoing issues with anti-social behaviour in Tallaght and Finglas.
The elderly victim had told a group of people to stop making noise in her flat complex.
Most of us have had one at some stage.
We have all been subjected to annoying, intimidating or downright dangerous behaviour on a bus or train – it’s unacceptable.
There were nearly a thousand instances of public disorder on the Luas last year.
On Limerick’s estates, crime is being spurred by pressing social problems – and they’re not going away, writes sociologist Niamh Hourigan.
Early intervention is vital to save children from future aggressive behavioural trends according to yesterday’s infant mental health conference in Dublin.
Selling cans of lager for as little as 50c encourages anti-social behaviour, Dublin’s Lord Mayor has said.
Drugs, violence, no sense of community and nowhere to turn – social housing can be a heartbreaking place for a mother bringing up kids, writes Lisa McInerney.
Clare Kleinedler is a freelance journalist and American ex-pat who relocated to Drogheda from Los Angeles last year. In her blog this week she asks the question; why are the Irish so accepting of antisocial behaviour?