A Dublin community group has highlighted a worrying trend of underreporting of racist incidents. Residents express a lack of faith in the Gardaí (Irish police) to adequately address reported cases, leading many to refrain from filing complaints. Many individuals who *did* report incidents felt no meaningful action was taken, fostering a sense of futility. This reluctance to report creates a significant barrier to understanding the true extent of racism within the community and hinders efforts to combat it. The group aims to encourage greater reporting and advocate for more effective responses from authorities. This lack of trust impacts victims and prevents data collection crucial for targeted interventions. Ultimately, the community seeks a system where reports are taken seriously and lead to tangible results.