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lindsaytomcat — 12 years ago(November 18, 2013 10:43 AM)

Not carry guns? I have ti Google this now to check it out.
I loved the movie and love watching movies from other countries because of all the colloquialisms I get to learn.

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Not really but they still have armories, small as they may be. Perhaps the senior fella taking off and knowing his subordinate to be a drunk, indirectly addresses that.
At a minmum, there'd be some shotguns about but everyone necessarily being drunk makes ignoring that much more fun. Remember the nailgun incident as well as the "flamethrower"?

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The regular ones don't, but there are special forces in the gardai for emergency situations.

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Police in the UK & Ireland don't carry sidearms.

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