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Parents on St Michael's Avenue in Tipperary Town have been asked to stop their kids "running out in front of cars and taunting drivers".
The alert was issued on the Tipp Town community page on May 25 and added: "The kids think it's great fun. But it's not funny for drivers."
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People have been reacting on social media to the appeal saying: "Happens in every estate ridiculous."
Another added: "Unbelievable and so dangerous. Terrifying for drivers."
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One person said: "Can motorists also respect that there are children on the streets. It is like a race track with some motorists and also the streets had barriers up with no entry and they drove through there was no duty of care for residents from them."
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