Shane Hogan
@shanehogan.bsky.social
Commuting cyclist, interested in not destroying out planet, technology, music and more
I've had that thought myself from time to time.
June 3, 2025 at 8:34 PM
I've had that thought myself from time to time.
I'd be worried that an upload facility, without legislative changes to the underlying process, would be just 'putting lipstick on a pig'. A snazzy front end won't fix fundamental problems in the underlying process.
June 3, 2025 at 8:21 PM
I'd be worried that an upload facility, without legislative changes to the underlying process, would be just 'putting lipstick on a pig'. A snazzy front end won't fix fundamental problems in the underlying process.
It's a dreadful system, but sure, it's the one thing I can do that SHOULD have some real impact.
If the success rate is just over 1% though, you'd have to wonder about impact!
If the success rate is just over 1% though, you'd have to wonder about impact!
June 3, 2025 at 8:19 PM
It's a dreadful system, but sure, it's the one thing I can do that SHOULD have some real impact.
If the success rate is just over 1% though, you'd have to wonder about impact!
If the success rate is just over 1% though, you'd have to wonder about impact!
It really does seem very strange. Perhaps some underlying data quality issues?
June 3, 2025 at 8:18 PM
It really does seem very strange. Perhaps some underlying data quality issues?
The article is somewhat ambiguous, but the PQ response is clear - the 60 is the total number of FCPNs for any offence issued for the 4885 reports.
That's a success rate of 1.2%, which would suggest that this process is not effective.
That's a success rate of 1.2%, which would suggest that this process is not effective.
June 3, 2025 at 7:25 PM
The article is somewhat ambiguous, but the PQ response is clear - the 60 is the total number of FCPNs for any offence issued for the 4885 reports.
That's a success rate of 1.2%, which would suggest that this process is not effective.
That's a success rate of 1.2%, which would suggest that this process is not effective.
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It is so obvious here that he had the easy choice to stay away from you, but chose not to. He is using his professional device as a weapon against you. If Dublin Bus doesn't see it, they are complicit.
May 2, 2025 at 9:18 AM
It is so obvious here that he had the easy choice to stay away from you, but chose not to. He is using his professional device as a weapon against you. If Dublin Bus doesn't see it, they are complicit.
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I’ve been witness 5 times now . Complete waste of time. Gardai going for dangerous driving where it should have been FCN. Prick solicitors attack me and my x account. Distractions and lies everywhere and judges buying it. Why I’vee stopped reporting but for most serious
April 26, 2025 at 12:35 PM
I’ve been witness 5 times now . Complete waste of time. Gardai going for dangerous driving where it should have been FCN. Prick solicitors attack me and my x account. Distractions and lies everywhere and judges buying it. Why I’vee stopped reporting but for most serious
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Great thread outlining how inefficient court system is, & why Gardaí are so reluctant deal with “minor” incidents.
Some judges have concerns on sargeants as “presenter” of number of cases, so individual Gda has to attend. Huge reform needed, online attendance, video statements, etc
Some judges have concerns on sargeants as “presenter” of number of cases, so individual Gda has to attend. Huge reform needed, online attendance, video statements, etc
April 25, 2025 at 9:51 AM
Great thread outlining how inefficient court system is, & why Gardaí are so reluctant deal with “minor” incidents.
Some judges have concerns on sargeants as “presenter” of number of cases, so individual Gda has to attend. Huge reform needed, online attendance, video statements, etc
Some judges have concerns on sargeants as “presenter” of number of cases, so individual Gda has to attend. Huge reform needed, online attendance, video statements, etc
today would have been just a plea, then setting a date for substantive hearing. This seems like waste of my and everyone's time. Could minor cases not be wrapped up on the same day?
I'd love to hear views from others who've been through this. @righttobikeit.bsky.social @ukwrightphil.bsky.social
I'd love to hear views from others who've been through this. @righttobikeit.bsky.social @ukwrightphil.bsky.social
April 24, 2025 at 7:54 PM
today would have been just a plea, then setting a date for substantive hearing. This seems like waste of my and everyone's time. Could minor cases not be wrapped up on the same day?
I'd love to hear views from others who've been through this. @righttobikeit.bsky.social @ukwrightphil.bsky.social
I'd love to hear views from others who've been through this. @righttobikeit.bsky.social @ukwrightphil.bsky.social
appearing in court, with drugs and alcohol as very common factors. I suspect we could do a lot better with preventative strategies than reactive enforcement.
9) Garda Sgt advised me at the end that I wouldn't have been needed as witness today anyway, as even if 'my' Garda was there,
9) Garda Sgt advised me at the end that I wouldn't have been needed as witness today anyway, as even if 'my' Garda was there,
April 24, 2025 at 7:54 PM
appearing in court, with drugs and alcohol as very common factors. I suspect we could do a lot better with preventative strategies than reactive enforcement.
9) Garda Sgt advised me at the end that I wouldn't have been needed as witness today anyway, as even if 'my' Garda was there,
9) Garda Sgt advised me at the end that I wouldn't have been needed as witness today anyway, as even if 'my' Garda was there,
€300 minimum by not taking out insurance!
7) Judge struck out cases or let people off after they pleaded guilty on minor issues, if no previous convictions - seemed like a sensible approach, and gave them a stern warning not to appear back again.
8) There's a very strong link between poverty and
7) Judge struck out cases or let people off after they pleaded guilty on minor issues, if no previous convictions - seemed like a sensible approach, and gave them a stern warning not to appear back again.
8) There's a very strong link between poverty and
April 24, 2025 at 7:54 PM
€300 minimum by not taking out insurance!
7) Judge struck out cases or let people off after they pleaded guilty on minor issues, if no previous convictions - seemed like a sensible approach, and gave them a stern warning not to appear back again.
8) There's a very strong link between poverty and
7) Judge struck out cases or let people off after they pleaded guilty on minor issues, if no previous convictions - seemed like a sensible approach, and gave them a stern warning not to appear back again.
8) There's a very strong link between poverty and