The picture is in Inchicore…leave Tallaght out of it right…
rory
Were you ever a naughty boy?
Bing Gong Gone
Sure who would blame him? Sure there’s nothing for the poor childers to do. And if he falls off and gets cut in half by the Tram – sure who would blame his parents for suing for negligence. There’s no sign that says you can’t ride on the outside of the Luas is there?
FreshFish
Elf n safety
MrGavoB
We can only assume that the tram is going away from the camera and that he’s sitting on the back.
As dangerous as it is, I help help but smile thinking of him sitting at the front of the luas with driver having to look around him as they go.
Richie C
That is correct. He rode it the whole way down the Naas road too, not a bother on him. Some buachaill.
Slightly Bemused
No need to assume: the lights are red which means this is the rear carriage at this time, plus looking at which track he is on.
I would say the driver does not notice him as he may not have a view of the now-rearward facing camera in the centre. Not sure where it is located, but I think high so it does not see the kid.
Birneybau2
What are you, Jim Garrison?
MrGavoB
Back and to the left.
Neilo
You know, you’re not a bad lookin’ man, Mistuh Garrison
dhaughton99
Irish Lad
Legend
Wins
Idiot.
DubLoony
Looks like the turn there at Blackhorse.
Talismania!
Prediction: Now they’ll all have to try it, and they’ll end up damaging the wipers, putting the line out of action.
I think you’ll find you comment is very classist Nana. How very dare you!
Junkface
+1
Sick of horrible scobies and their feral teenage scobie kids. They are the worst thing about living in Dublin city anywhere near flats. At least its easy to spot them in their scummy uniforms though
Cabra 'broombridge' West
You wouldn’t get that sort of thing happening round here.
Yet.
ahjayzis
Has anyone been tarred and feathered yet for routing a commuter tram line through literally every skangbag black spot they could find on the map of Dublin?
Baz
Ahh here..some parts of Milltown and Windy Arbour aren’t so bad….
Neilo
Lamentably, no.
Spaghetti Hoop
Indeed – how dare they offer public transport links to the densely-populated low-income areas.
Snickers
I would laugh if I discovered that the lad testing out the Elfin Safety and outraging Broadsheeters was ectuallay upper-class.
Michael
That’s no Scanda jacket, dahling, it’s North Face don’t you know.
Sheikh Yabooti
Give the kid some credit. He’s politely sparing the paying passengers the awkwardness of mugging/fighting/vomiting. I suggest roofracks for them; cheaper than bromide additive into Dutch Gold and John Player Blue. May cause delays as immolated carcasses are removed.
It’s okay though, it’s a cultural thing.
Jaysus I bleedin hate scoats so I does.
Is a “scoat” a billy goat from Tallaght?
The picture is in Inchicore…leave Tallaght out of it right…
Were you ever a naughty boy?
Sure who would blame him? Sure there’s nothing for the poor childers to do. And if he falls off and gets cut in half by the Tram – sure who would blame his parents for suing for negligence. There’s no sign that says you can’t ride on the outside of the Luas is there?
Elf n safety
We can only assume that the tram is going away from the camera and that he’s sitting on the back.
As dangerous as it is, I help help but smile thinking of him sitting at the front of the luas with driver having to look around him as they go.
That is correct. He rode it the whole way down the Naas road too, not a bother on him. Some buachaill.
No need to assume: the lights are red which means this is the rear carriage at this time, plus looking at which track he is on.
I would say the driver does not notice him as he may not have a view of the now-rearward facing camera in the centre. Not sure where it is located, but I think high so it does not see the kid.
What are you, Jim Garrison?
Back and to the left.
You know, you’re not a bad lookin’ man, Mistuh Garrison
Irish Lad
Legend
Wins
Idiot.
Looks like the turn there at Blackhorse.
Prediction: Now they’ll all have to try it, and they’ll end up damaging the wipers, putting the line out of action.
*slaps forehead* away man!
‘aw’ damn it!
Darwin award candidate right there
A problem that can be solved by administering reverse gear.
nope, an electric shock button would be better. like what they want to do in India to stop em climbing on the trains.
pretty sure that wouldn’t happen if Ireland had abortion.
Or some social responsibility education.
Try two generations of heavy investment before you see anything close to widespread social responsibility in Ireland. In the meantime…
It’s Luas Rodeo Time!
I think you’ll find you comment is very classist Nana. How very dare you!
+1
Sick of horrible scobies and their feral teenage scobie kids. They are the worst thing about living in Dublin city anywhere near flats. At least its easy to spot them in their scummy uniforms though
You wouldn’t get that sort of thing happening round here.
Yet.
Has anyone been tarred and feathered yet for routing a commuter tram line through literally every skangbag black spot they could find on the map of Dublin?
Ahh here..some parts of Milltown and Windy Arbour aren’t so bad….
Lamentably, no.
Indeed – how dare they offer public transport links to the densely-populated low-income areas.
I would laugh if I discovered that the lad testing out the Elfin Safety and outraging Broadsheeters was ectuallay upper-class.
That’s no Scanda jacket, dahling, it’s North Face don’t you know.
Give the kid some credit. He’s politely sparing the paying passengers the awkwardness of mugging/fighting/vomiting. I suggest roofracks for them; cheaper than bromide additive into Dutch Gold and John Player Blue. May cause delays as immolated carcasses are removed.