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Another Resident from Rathmullen Park Comes Forward About Relentless Anti-Social Behaviour & Torment in the Estate - 16/09/2025
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Yesterday on the programme we spoke to a resident of Rathmullen Park in Drogheda, about the relentless ongoing anti-social behavior going on in the estate and how it is destroying his life and his elderly father’s life - so much so that he attempted to take his own life as a result of the ongoing torment.
After hearing the harrowing interview, we were contacted by another resident of Rathmullen Park, who says she is living in the worst part of the estate.
“Olivia” says things are so bad that her 10-year-old son is afraid to go outside the house. Her daughter was also attacked in the estate as she was walking home from work, and Olivia says this is only the tip of the iceberg in terms of what is going on.
Olivia joined us on The Agenda this morning to tell us her story and about what her family have been going through.
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