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    New Law Targets Anti-Social Behavior in Ireland

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    Residents of Duleek, Meath, are troubled by disturbances from teenagers on scrambler bikes. Senator Sharon Keogan supports a new law allowing gardaí to remove balaclavas from those engaged in anti-social behavior. The law, backed by Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan, aims to address the negative impact on local parks while considering legitimate face coverings for health or religious reasons.
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