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Nov 2, 2026

Hannah MurrayHOST
12:27
What a beautiful day.
Hannah MurrayHOST
12:35
OK, passengers who blast loud music, vape or leave litter on buses could soon face £100 fines in a crackdown on antisocial behaviour.
Hannah MurrayHOST
12:47
Good.
Nicole KingPANELIST
12:48
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speaker_2ADVERTISER
0:59
Grainger, for the ones who get it done.
Adam FlemingHOST
1:05
This is your Antisocial Mini Guide to Antisocial Behaviour.
Adam FlemingHOST
1:09
For our latest programme, we've been talking about nuisance behaviour.
Adam FlemingHOST
1:12
People watching videos on their phones at full volume on the train, people talking or eating at the cinema loudly.

6 MINS LATER

Pontus StrimlingGUEST
7:34
Since they have moved to become quite a lot more permissive, the UK has stood still or perhaps even moved slightly in the other direction.
Adam FlemingHOST
7:46
That's your mini-guides to antisocial behaviour.
Adam FlemingHOST
7:48
And if you want to hear the full episode of Antisocial, it's in your feeds right now.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
7:59
Welcome to The Haunted Library.
Jess MaddoxHOST
1:00
Listen on BBC.com or wherever you get your podcasts.
Adam FlemingHOST
1:07
Hello, I'm Adam Fleming and this is Antisocial from BBC Radio 4.
Adam FlemingHOST
1:11
Each episode we take one subject that's big online and look at it from a load of different angles.
Adam FlemingHOST
1:17
Like your government advised three days of emergency supplies but for your brain.
Adam FlemingHOST
1:21
This week, phones in the theatre, feet on the seats.
Adam FlemingHOST
1:24
Now the government's grappling with noise on trains and buses.
Adam FlemingHOST
1:28
Behaviour that's antisocial is the subject of this week's Antisocial.
Naomi WhiteleyGUEST
1:32
You not listening to music on the bus, £100 fine for you, yeah? They're referring to you criminals as headphone dodgers.
Sarah BeasleyGUEST
2:10
This is between 10 and 13 at the age of the group of the children.
Paul MoriartyHOST
2:15
Sarah, how regular has this sort of antisocial behaviour become with buses in Limerick? Have you been alerted to other situations like this?
Sarah BeasleyGUEST
2:24
Yes, it does come up all the time.
Sarah BeasleyGUEST
2:27
I mean, not so long ago, youths actually went onto the bus and stopped the whole service.
Paul MoriartyHOST
6:41
Limerick Councillor Sarah Beasley, thank you for joining us to raise that issue this morning on Limerick Today.
Paul MoriartyHOST
6:46
And we would like to know your experiences of this 086 123 95 95.
Paul MoriartyHOST
6:53
Send us a voice note or a WhatsApp on your experience of this antisocial behaviour in terms of fireworks or even fireworks and rocks being thrown at people.
Paul MoriartyHOST
7:02
as bosses around the city would like you to get in touch.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
69:06
We were talking yesterday on the air about, you know, people, there was a chap on the air who was withholding his rent down in Mahon and has been for a considerable period of time because he doesn't want to be living in the area where the neighbours don't behave themselves.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
69:19
And he feels that it's an issue for Cork City Council if he's living with antisocial behaviour around him.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
69:23
And God knows we have an offer that going on and that he shouldn't have to pay his rent.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
69:28
Interesting text on that.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
70:13
My daughter, Neil, cries herself to sleep when I confront them and I have had to stop.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
70:18
Don't give out my details just for your eyes, but I want to highlight that it happens everywhere with no response from Cork City Council.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
70:26
We all sign tenant agreements that clearly state evictions upon antisocial behaviour.
Neil PrendevilleHOST
70:32
Well, I 100% agree with you.

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