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A constitutional amendment approved by the parliament in June banned “habitual residence in a public space”.
Pierre Schoeman was shown red during the Pro14 clash between the sides last weekend.
The Toulon and France centre was red carded for his forearm smash on Christophe Samson.
Brazilian, 41, tested positive for a banned anabolic steroid.
The far-right conspiracy theorist is best known for calling the 9/11 attacks an inside job and describing the Sandy Hook school massacre as a hoax.
England international will miss first six games of the Premiership season.
The Air Corps said that “if you use a drone in the Dublin area you may be acting illegally”.
All three suspensions are for two-year periods.
The former Cork City and Sunderland striker has been landed with the second-longest suspension in A-League history.
A Fine Gael Senator says judges should be able to order the offender not to use any dating apps following their sentencing/release.
Wearing a burqa, which covers a person’s entire face, or the niqab in public will lead to a fine of €134.
The Active Shooter video game was pulled days before it was to be released.
James Slipper was suspended and fined by Rugby Australia after testing positive for cocaine.
Facebook said those closures came on top of blocking millions of attempts to create fake accounts every day.
He has been slapped with a four-game ban.
Zak Hardaker was sacked by Castleford in February.
The pair were handed the punishment for their role in a premeditated plan to tamper with the ball.
Jim Gavin confirms that Sherlock will not challenge the CCCC’s proposed ban.
Pepper spray and taser guns are currently illegal to possess here.
The French international had appealed to Uefa for a therapeutic use exemption.
Galway and Mayo county boards have been fined €4,000 each.
Jacopi Bianchi won’t play for a while after his challenge on Jack Dunne.
The inclusion of McAleese on the Voices of Faith speaker panel was opposed by Cardinal Kevin Farrell.
The Toulon centre made the remark to Benetton Rugby’s Sebastian Negri Da Oleggio last weekend.
Marler was red-carded in the second half of Harlequins’ 30-29 defeat at Sale Sharks on Saturday.
Samu Saiz was sent off during the final minutes of Leeds’ FA Cup defeat to Newport County yesterday.
The centre appeared in front of a Pro14 disciplinary panel earlier.
Shane Ross said he wants a sliding scale to be brought in.
The prop was found guilty of an act of foul play during the province’s win over Exeter Chiefs last Saturday.
Paolo Guerrero denies he used drugs.
Ger Fox, Danny Benson and Roger Quinlan tested positive for a banned substance at Galway last month.
Homosexuality has been legal since the creation of the modern Turkish republic in 1923.
The move will see the Vatican give up an estimated €10 million a year in profits.
Disney said that LA Times showed “a complete disregard for basic journalistic standards”.
Afghan authorities said that it was just “testing new technologies” when explaining the reasons for the ban.
The WPBSA estimate that Stuart Bingham placed bets worth £35,771.
The new law will see men fined on the spot for lecherous and aggressive behaviour.
Communications Minister Denis Naughten also wants a ban on animals being used in circuses.
Carter was banned from driving for five months after police caught him intoxicated behind the wheel in Paris last February.
Playboy magazine lost its founder this week with the death of Hugh Hefner.