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Peter Casey to 'think carefully about whether to continue' in presidential race
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'The answer is yes': EU's Michel Barnier says Irish border issue could sink Brexit deal
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370% increase in demand for homeless organisation's services since 2010
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Children are being trafficked into Ireland by their own families for exploitation by the sex trade
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Sky plays down suggestion that channels may be pulled in Ireland in event of no-deal Brexit
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Poll: Should teens be breath tested before entering discos?
A judge in Cork made the recommendation after three organisations sought new licences.
Wife of Interpol ex-chief fears for his life - and her own safety
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US opens national investigation into alleged abuse carried out by more than 300 suspected priests
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has confirmed that it will ‘cooperate’ with the federal investigation.
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Bravery award for Waterford man who rescued elderly driver from submerged overturned car
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Drug dealing criminals using bookmakers' online accounts to stash money
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Poll: Should teens be breath tested before entering discos?
A JUDGE IN Cork has said that teenagers should face random breath tests prior to discos, after recent media reports on incidents that involved young people in a “distressed state” from the excess consumption of alcohol near discos.
The Irish Examiner reported this morning that the judge made the recommendations on foot of applications made by three organisations seeking new licences, amid reports that some teens were treated for extreme alcohol intoxication at a youth event earlier this year.
Judge James McNulty also recommended parents be made sign up to a parental responsibility charter when buying event tickets.
He ruled: “I know this event must by law be alcohol-free and drug-free, and I agree that those who organise this event may take all reasonable steps including CCTV use and random breathalyser testing to ensure that it is drug and alcohol-free.”
So, what do you think? Should teens be breath tested before entering discos?
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