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ATAL Coiriúlacht

Ciníochas, Foréigean, Aindlí

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attacks, vandalism (2 words) antisocial behavior, arson ionsaithe, loitiméireacht (scriostóireacht) iompar frithshóisialta, coirloscadh
incredible growth in shoplifting fás dochreidte tagtha ar ghadaíocht ó shiopaí
becoming more brazen ag éirí níos ceanndána
many shop attendants are foreigners daoine ón iasacht iad an-chuid de na freastalaithe siopa
racial slurs and insults are thrown at them – or physical attacks are made on them caitear seilí agus maslaí ciníocha leo – nó déantar ionsaí fisiciúil orthu
the trouble isn't worth the benefit ní fiú an tairbhe an trioblóid
random attacks have become more frequent borradh scanrúil tagtha ar ionsaithe randamacha
gangs of youths harass Deliveroo couriers Déanann grúpaí ógánach imeaglú ar lucht seachadta Deliveroo
street violence out of control coiriúlacht sráide imithe ó smacht
street violence interlinked with racism foréigean sráide fite fuaite le ciníochas
a surge coming from the far-right borradh ag teacht ar an eite dheis
riots broke out on Dublin streets in November bhris círéib amach ar shráideanna Bhaile Átha Cliath i Mí na Samhna
spreading rumours on social media ag scaipeadh ráflaí ar na meáin shóisialta
shops were looted and a police cars was set on fire Rinneadh creach ar siopaí agus cuireadh gardacharr trí thine
malicious damage to places mentioned as sanctuary (accommodation for) refugees dó mailíseach ar áiteanna a luaitear le tearmann (lóistín do) teifigh
organizing public meetings cruinnithe poiblí a eagrú
live broadcasting of their actions scannánú beo ar a ngníomhartha
rumors and falsehoods spread quickly Scaiptear ráflaí agus bréagnuacht le luas lasrach
unscrupulous people have no fear of the police Níl eagla dá laghad ag daoine neamhscrupallacha roimh na gardaí
the law is too lenient tá an dlí róbhog
it's time for all of us to take a stand thar am dúinn go léir an fód a sheasamh
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