People on the Irish side of the portal have been seen flashing body parts and showing images of 9/11 to their New York counterparts - with numerous videos going viral on social media.
A livestream portal between Dublin and New York was temporarily shut down after 'inappropriate behaviour' in the Irish capital. Thousands of people have visited the two-way portal, which allows people on either side to see and interact with each other. And while there have been a number of wholesome moments - including Irish dancing and even a proposal - a handful of people have behaved 'inappropriately', Dublin City Council has said.
'Those works are being done mostly at night and during those hours, the livestream might be paused.' Dublin City Council noted there has been an increase in footfall since the Portal was unveiled in north Dublin, facing O'Connell Street. The New York portal is at the busy Manhattan junction of Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 23rd Street.
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