Live stream connecting Dublin and New York reviewed after lewd acts
London: A visual art installation linking Dublin to New York via a portal was temporarily closed after some “inappropriate behaviour” in the Irish capital, including showing body parts, displaying profanity on phone screens and showing images of the September 11 attacks.
The 24/7 live stream, which launched last week, is based in north Dublin, opposite the famous O’Connell Street, where thousands of people have visited to catch a view in real time of Fifth Avenue and 23rd Street in New York.
Crowds have flocked to the portal in New York City, which shows a live feed from another portal in Dublin, Ireland.Credit:
But “technical fixes” will come into effect in the coming days, Dublin City Council says, after videos emerged on social media platforms showing pranksters on the European edge holding up videos of the twin towers burning on their phones in September. of 2001, images of the swastika and performing lewd acts or other offensive gestures.
A woman was escorted away by Irish police after she was seen crashing into a gate.
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