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    1. Dannyforsure on

      4 years with 12 month suspended for causing 5 million in damage and huge disruptions to the Luas line. I do feel for his family.

    2. JealousInevitable544 on

      Pitiful sentence.

      These fuckers should be getting about 10 years to set an example.

    3. An online anti racism course? Yeah, that will fix someone, who got „whipped up into a frenzy“ by social media.

    4. Proportional sentence given we’re in Ireland where rapists tend to get out in less than 10 years and murders just over 12 years.

      Don’t support the guy’s cause nor what he did in any way but this is just how the criminal justice system is in Ireland, we don’t give long sentences.

    5. asdrunkasdrunkcanbe on

      >Six months later he was spotted by gardaí during another anti-immigration protest and admitted he had been in the city at the riots the previous November.

      Nothing says, „I’m a patriot“ quite like wrecking your own country.

      All these anti-immigration lads are the same horrible cunts who were on anti-mask protests during covid.

      Just out and out scumbags who’ll jump on any opportunity to break shit and attack people.

    6. >Six months later he was spotted by gardaí during another anti-immigration protest and admitted he had been in the city at the riots the previous November.

      >He was arrested, his home was searched, his phone seized and he identified himself on footage which showed him bringing the burning bin onto the Luas.

      So he recorded himself doing the crime, kept the record and then committed more crime. I can’t even…

    7. Ashamed_Counter8408 on

      Looks like the Sherminator with those glasses. I feel sorry for his mam, he should have listened and not put her through this.

    8. 4 years really doesn’t seem like a long sentence given what he did. Then again, there’s no telling whether or not a longer sentence would change anything.

    9. Wonderful_Trick_4251 on

      Nothing says Irish Patriot like a Canada Goose jacket and Ibiza Final Boss sunglasses on a cloudy day. May he enjoy his gruel.

    10. any fine?? the 5 million plus his expenses in jail to be paid by the taxpayer once more

    11. wascallywabbit666 on

      Glad they caught him, and the sentence is appropriate.

      My main question is why it took two years to reach a prosecution? Surely this is a pretty straightforward case, surely a month or two should be enough for a fair trail and conviction

    12. mervynskidmore on

      €5m damage and a violent dangerous crime that could’ve taken lives and he’ll probably be out in 18 months to 2 years max?

      The garlic tax fraud guy got 6 years for around €1.5m if I recall correctly.

    13. TheStoicNihilist on

      > trainee electrician

      He’s going to regret fucking that opportunity up.

    14. 3 years seems awfully light for €5m in Damages. He could work the rest of his life (he won’t) and never come close to repaying that in taxes. 

    15. cinderubella on

      > Moore has no previous convictions and had never been in prison until he was remanded in custody for sentencing today.

      > […]

      > Seoirse Ó Dúnlaing said that Moore is a different person than he was two years ago.

      > He is attending school in prison and has a second-year college placement as an electrician when he is released.

      Huh? 

    16. Grand-Cup-A-Tea on

      Beyond me how it’s taken this fucking long to get to a conviction. Bonkers stuff. 

    17. No_Promise2786 on

      3 years and he’s only being jailed now, almost 2 years after the riots? Say what you will about the UK, but Ireland could definitely take a leaf out of their book when it came to how quick they were to arrest, charge and jail their rioters.

    18. As someone who genuinely would have no idea… is one luas worth 5 million euro??

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