Families in Tallaght say they're living in fear after their childrens' names were released at a meeting about anti-social behaviour.
Fianna Fail organised the meeting at Fettercairn Community centre to discuss residents' concerns about crime and anti social behaviour in the area.
However, at last night's meeting a list which contained the names of around fifteen boys emerged.
The party says it does not know where the list of alleged trouble-makers came from, and community workers destroyed the sheets once they found them.
Mary Keegan from Fettercairn Estate Management said "These kids are 13 to probably 17. It'a all a mystery to us. We're angry. There isn't a community in Ireland that doesn't experience some sort of anti-social behaviour."
Families say they don't know how many people saw the list of names beofre they were removed and they fear they'll be targeted by vigilantes.
