A new documentary looking at the rise of antisocial behaviour in Ireland aired on Virgin Media, and viewers had strong opinions on social media.
Antisocial Ireland examined the shocking incidents of "disorderly conduct, assault and riot, often perpetrated by gangs of youths" that have gone viral on social media regularly in recent months.
Virgin Media News Crime Correspondent Sarah O'Connor investigated the topic, alongside Assistant Commissioner Anne Marie Cagney, Timmy Long and James Leonard from the Two Norries.
She also spoke to a number of people who have been attacked, and who have been victims of antisocial behaviour.
Many viewers were outraged by the footage shown in the documentary, as videos of assaults, drunk and disorderly behaviour and rowdiness were shown.
Some pointed out that the focus of the show seemed to be on Dublin, rather than on Ireland as a whole.
"Hang on is this #antisocialIreland Or Antisocial Dublin?" one queried.
However, some were in spired by the resilience shown by those interviewed for the documentary.
The show aired interviews with outreach workers trying to tackle antisocial tendencies in Irish young people.
"It’s so great to see good people who’ve made mistakes in life using their experiences to stop others falling into the same traps. Inspirational," one viewer wrote.
Missed the documentary? You can catch up on the Virgin Media Player.