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# criminal-offence - Thursday 12 April, 2018
Central Bank warns over investment firm that has cloned details of another firm
The warning says that there is no connection between the Central Bank-authorised firm PGMS (Ireland) Ltd and the unauthorised entity.
# criminal-offence - Sunday 9 April, 2017
Doping should be made a criminal offence - Paula Radcliffe
The former Olympian outlined her reasons for the proposed action on BBC radio.
# criminal-offence - Wednesday 4 May, 2016
Kenyan court bid to stop anal exams of men accused of being gay
Engaging in gay sex is a criminal offence in Kenya.
# criminal-offence - Monday 11 April, 2016
Prosecution sometimes warranted for women who have abortions - Iona Institute
A woman who ordered pills online was given a suspended sentence in Belfast last week.
# criminal-offence - Tuesday 19 January, 2016
Judge warns head lice removal company they must pay employee for jury duty
“I’m happy to serve but I fear I may lose my job,” the woman told Justice McCarthy.
# criminal-offence - Wednesday 8 July, 2015
A lot of you don't know abortion carries a 14-year jail sentence
A substantial proportion of people did not know it is a crime to get an abortion when a woman’s life is not at risk.
# criminal-offence - Tuesday 16 April, 2013
Shatter publishes human trafficking bill to tackle forced begging
The Immigrant Council of Ireland welcomed the bill but said trafficking for sexual exploitation remains the most predominant form.
# criminal-offence - Tuesday 31 July, 2012
Italy rules 'no balls' insult for men is a crime
In an unusual ruling, Italy’s Supreme Court has decided it is a crime to use the insult as it ‘hurts male pride’.
# criminal-offence - Friday 8 June, 2012
Britain to make forced marriage a criminal offence
David Cameron described the practice as being “little short of slavery”.
# criminal-offence - Monday 21 May, 2012
New law on disclosing child abuse may not apply to priests
An Oireachtas briefing paper outlines that Alan Shatter’s proposed legislation does not tackle ‘sacerdotal privilege’.
# criminal-offence - Wednesday 25 April, 2012
Child protection bill published to close sex abuse law loophole
Sentences of over five years in prison could be handed down if found guilty of withholding information.
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Poll: Do you prefer sunshine or rainy days?
WELL, IT’S BEEN a week of blue skies across the country, with little rain in sight.
While it’s forecast to be colder over the weekend than in recent days, conditions, for the most part, are due to remain dry and sunny.
Temperatures today are to range between 9 and 15 degrees.
With little to no rain in sight at the moment, we’re wondering – are you itching for a rainy day? Or are you loving the sunshine?
So, today we want to know: Do you prefer sunshine or rainy days?
Poll Results:
Sunshine, definitely (9730)
I like both (1760)
Rain, for sure (775)
I actually prefer snow more than anything (535)
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Larry Donnelly: Kennedy vs Markey could be the last throw of the dice for the Irish American dynasty
By Larry Donnelly - @LarryPDonnelly
The Kennedy vs Markey battle is the distraction from Covid-19 we all need, says Larry Donnelly.
Opinion: Economic activity is primed to resume after Covid-19. In the meantime, it’s about survival
By Robert Sweeney
A 'virtual birthday' and an over-walked dog: One Irish mammy's experience of Covid-19 distancing
By Amanda Magnier
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