Michael Martin talks to Oliver Bond Street residents following rave

The Taoiseach Micheál Martin has visited Oliver Bond flats in Dublin, following a rave attended by hundreds of young people last weekend.
He committed to improving local facilities and ensuring a wider regeneration of the area.
Residents of the flat complex seemed a bit surprised when they opened their doors and saw the Taoiseach arriving on Thursday morning.
The area has received a lot of attention since last weekend's rave on the astroturf pitch attended by hundreds of people.
Mr Martin has promised to address the wider challenges facing the area - and to giving short term help too.
"Regeneration by itself takes time, but they want immediate work in terms of improving the quality of life right now and over the next number of months.
"And that's something I will focus on".
Among his commitments are restoring run-down facilities, especially for young people.
These residents say improvements are long overdue.

[@LighthouseLiars]

Why does the social housing have to be built in Dublin? We have the housing stock from NAMA in the rest of the country.

[@makeireland4196]

"how come I wasn't invite to the rave after all someone said I am the taoiseach and I could have brought free booze from the Dail bar."