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Before joining us, please join our Discord server and make a ticket: https://discord.gg/KBZDKWyB. Especially if you are not familiar with gang roleplay/are new to the server. We ask you to do this so we can screen people before letting them in the faction.

This faction aims to portray an authentic and respectful representation of the Irish, and Irish Traveller community and their illicit activities in America. Our focus is on cultural accuracy, character-driven storytelling, and realistic economic motivations rather than stereotypes. Our goal is to deliver believable, immersive roleplay that highlights the social and economic pressures shaping these live; without glorifying crime or misrepresenting the culture. If you'd like to get involved, please reach out to @Conor, @Sweet, @Helius or @husoparac11

ts hot af, irish moore is proud

Very nice!

Aido is here to cause mayhem

Recruitment for the faction is done in-character, and you will be expected to follow the server rules while associating yourself with our image. Be respectful to those around you and dedicate yourself to your characters development within the faction. The aim of 38th Street is to create a realistic sureño environment in El Corona. The Discord is accessible for those who are interested in joining the faction, we're currently open to new members and encourage those who are looking for something fresh to try it out, if there are any questions feel free to contact @risen or connect to the Discord, where you can find some information about the faction and ask any questions you may have.

Big shout-out to @Slice. This player showcases some high quality RolePlay around dealing with cars and businesses in general! I'm glad that I got to RP with him and would like to thank him for such a good experience as well. Trey fortunately gets in touch with one of the best, well known and most trusted dealerships in town, [PLATINUM CARS] which was more than a blessing. As Thiago Bezerra went further with the info about the SUVs in stock at that time, and they both get on an agreement as soon as Trey finds out they do have a bunch of S-10s in the garage. ((OOC INFO)) About this very post, the 100,000$ is not the price that was RP'ed. Trey would never own a 100,000$ car to his name, at least not at the time being. This is a real life photo about the car that Trey got to own. $14,770 for the S10 pickup and $20,745 for the Blazer SUV. These were the prices RP'ed and Trey almost paid all of what's next to his name after buying this car.

Go get it..

Everyday's Hustle.

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-Bigger plans ahead / Enterprise path-

que viva la raza

Back from the dead

Statement Forget the bullshit. Ignore the bollocks. Los Santos needs independent news, and recent events have proven exactly why. For too long, this city has relied on outlets tied to money, influence, or personal status. Stories are filtered, reshaped, or silenced entirely—because someone, somewhere, benefits from keeping you in the dark. That’s not news. That’s propaganda. I didn’t come to Los Santos to play by those rules. I came here to report the truth, unfiltered and uncut. Why Independent News Matters I’ve spent my career covering everything from corruption in local police forces to the conflicts that shape the world overseas. I’ve seen firsthand what happens when truth is buried: people suffer, communities fracture, and criminals thrive. In every city, those with power want to keep it that way. But the people of Los Santos deserve better. You deserve to know what’s happening in your streets, your neighborhoods, and your city hall—without interference, without censorship, without someone pulling strings behind the scenes. The Current Landscape The mainstream outlets in Los Santos do fine work when they want to. Crime stories, political headlines, the occasional feel-good feature—they’re all there. But what about the gaps? What about the voices ignored, the deals made behind closed doors, the victims left unheard? Those stories rarely see the light of day, and that’s exactly where I come in. The Mission I’m not here to curry favor. I’m not here to protect reputations. And I’m certainly not here to make friends with the powerful. My mission is simple: uncover the stories that matter, bring them directly to you, and give every citizen of this city the knowledge they need to stay informed, safe, and empowered. Some people call it reckless. Others call it dangerous. I call it journalism. A Voice for Los Santos Los Santos is a city brimming with untold stories. From the struggles of everyday workers, to the rise in organized crime, to the quiet corruption that snakes its way through institutions—these are the truths that shape our lives, whether we see them or not. It’s time they came to light. I’m Barry Martin. I report without fear, without compromise, and without influence. Independent news isn’t just important—it’s essential. And in Los Santos, it’s long overdue.