Newly installed tourist attraction has drawn large crowds to Dublin’s North Earl Street but some have posted offensive images
The Dublin Portal is to switch off at 10pm on Tuesday night in an attempt to find a solution to the problems of people misusing the platform.
However, it has also attracted a lot of unwanted attention. Some people on the Dublin side have been putting up pornographic images to the camera while one person posted video footage of the Twin Towers on fire during 9/11.Tampon ‘most likely’ source of infection that led to death of woman in St Vincent’s hospital, inquest hears
The problems have not been confined to the Dublin side. An OnlyFans model showed her breasts to onlookers in Dublin and then posted it on TikTok and Instagram. The New York portal was closed down for a time as a result. The council added: “We are delighted by how many people have been enjoying the portal since it was launched last week.”Dublin-New York portal: Dublin residents flashing body parts and showing offensive videos to prompt changes‘Cyclists are just lumped in with general traffic’: Change is coming for Dublin’s dangerous junctionsI visited Singapore to see why it is ranked as the top education system in the world.
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