Cabinet to meet today to consider new Garda enforcement powers
The government want gardaí to be given powers to interrupt and prevent house parties and social gatherings in breach of the guidelines.
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The government want gardaí to be given powers to interrupt and prevent house parties and social gatherings in breach of the guidelines.
The council has received 140 exemption applications to the new rules since they came into play a month ago.
New legislation is set to come into effect on 1 June.
Rental adverts for Larkfield House, which were placed without naming the building, have appeared online in recent weeks. The building was constructed without planning permission.
Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan said current regulation around cycle lanes was “light touch”.
Gardaí and GoSafe checked 132,188 vehicles for speeding.
Five of the closure orders have since been lifted, but three remain closed
The Food Safety Authority took action against businesses in Dublin, Louth, Waterford and Wexford in February.
One councillor said people are putting up with sub-standard conditions just to have a roof over their heads.
There were just three enforcement orders in total last month.
The search results for ‘scannán’ or ‘scannáin’ are now markedly more tame.
A Dublin councillor has called for tougher restrictions to be placed on the vehicles.
The Director of the Ana Liffey Drug Project, Tony Duffin said a recent surge in hallucinogenic stimulants has also made addicts’ behaviour somewhat more challenging lately.
Allied Irish Bank contravened four regulations between 2007 and 2013.
They are calling on the proposals in the recently-announced Alcohol Bill to ‘become a reality as soon as possible’.
The FSAI served 16 enforcement orders on food businesses in July, double the amount served in June.
That is the message from Minister Jan O’Sullivan as she released a new policy directive on planning.
Peter Oakes, who set up the new enforcement department at the Central Bank when he joined in October 2010, said he is leaving to pursue other interests.
The society said that it fears the act will be enforced more strongly in some areas than others.
Dublin City Council tells the Supreme Court it will not continue its appeal over the costs for rehousing the Priory Hall residents.
Residents of the Priory Hall complex doorstepped the Taoiseach as he visited a nearby industrial estate for a jobs announcement.
The trust has called for some serious changes to Ireland’s planning enforcement laws and court procedures.