Buses acting as ‘corridors of crime’ in Dublin, Fianna Fáil TD says

Fianna Fáil representatives Cormac Devlin, Paul McAuliffe, Senator Mary Fitzpatrick, John Lahart and Jim O’Callaghan discuss proposals to tackle antisocial behaviour in Dublin (Cillian Sherlock/PA)

Fianna Fáil representatives Cormac Devlin, Paul McAuliffe, Senator Mary Fitzpatrick, John Lahart and Jim O’Callaghan discuss proposals to tackle antisocial behaviour in Dublin (Cillian Sherlock/PA)

Public transport routes are acting as “corridors of crime” in Dublin, a Fianna Fáil representative has said.

Cormac Devlin TD made the remark as several Dublin members of the Fianna Fáil parliamentary party announced a series of proposals on anti-social behaviour in Ireland’s capital.

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