Ballymun

patrol? Especially during weekdays and during the day, night time will have reduced patrols.

But this area here covering Glasnevin, Finglas and parts of Ballymun will have its own resources, its own patrol to respond to people's complaints about dangerous and illegal parking.

We did hear from residents earlier, they were fed up with the amount of illegal parking and they saw it around here on Glasnevin Hill.

So what is going to change in terms of enforcement for them, for people who are annoyed at this?

Oh, yeah, sure.

Our own club, Ballymun AC, the water station, and there was loads of water stations there, like, that I knew a lot.

My daughter's in a running club as well, so...

You know, there was a big water station there for them.

there's always some of them there

it's

a strong club Ballymun AC Ballymun AC it's

very very like I was even texting Gerald and I was saying to him well I feel fine but my back is at me and he was saying well that's normal so it's only known that it's normal because I would know

going to know who you are.

Anyone knocked on my door like that in Ballymun do you think it was someone that was lost from Sandry? What's this about? I dressed up as Rainbow Bruy back when I was a kid and I dressed up as if I'm 40th.

I had a fancy dress team and asked everyone to dress up as the characters they dressed up as when they were kids.

It was great crap.

What a mill in that.

Oh it was wasn't it That's what you used to do Come here I remember going around All the neighbours Collecting bits of the bonfire To try and make it As tall as could be They'd leave out Any old tables Or chest of drawers Or even mattresses Anything they wanted rid of As we spoke about And we'd drag it down Either a gang of us Two or three of us With a robbed trolley From the supermarket

Yeah And sometimes you'd have players from the other areas in Ballymun, they'd come over and light your fire on you.

Yeah, wars.

Hi, Paul McAuliffe here.

Great to be back again to talk to you about some of the initiatives that we're doing here in Fianna Fáil and to have my colleague, Minister Jim O'Callaghan, the Minister for Justice, along with me and also an amazing worker from my own community in Ballymun, Diane McSweeney from Byte.

Diane, it's great to have you here.

Thank you.

So I think the fund, since it came in, has gone up by 150%.

Only two weeks ago when the announcement was made, as I say, 277,000 went to local groups in my area.

and they were the Fingis Youth Resource Centre who were going to do an amazing project with young people to the Ballymun Law Centre, which you know well, you've been out there when they do amazing work, advocacy, assisting people and importantly as well, BITE.

Diane, BITE is one of those really great things that we have in Ballymun that maybe doesn't exist in other communities.

So then Belfast will be very, very special and exciting since the play is set in Belfast.

After that, you're down to Ballymun, the Axis Theatre in Dublin.

Yes, we're also in Gweedore between.

Yes, between those as well.

Yeah, on the 7th.

On the 7th in Gwydor.

And then in the Axis Theatre in Ballymun.

On the 9th until the 12th.

She gets a call and the guy's like, I'm so sorry, but I can't do your paneling.

And my mom's like, what the fuck? And you know my mom, like, Ballymun, Northside, Pure, like, oh, I'm at that pain.

You're like, what? Yeah.

We love her.