10 arrested in raid on lap dancing club

GARDAÍ arrested 10 people during a raid on a lap dancing club in Dublin city centre over the weekend.

Mon, 12 Jan, 2004 - 00:00

Cormac O’Keeffe

The search was part of Operation Quest, a nationwide initiative targeting the employment status of foreign women working as lap dancers.

Immigration officers and gardaí attached to Store Street Station carried out the raid on Honeyz lap dance club on Capel Street late on Saturday night.

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Courts Crime Place: Dublin Place: Capel Street Place: Cork Place: Limerick Place: Galway Place: Dundalk Person: Gardaí Person: Director of Public Prosecutions Organisation: Operation Quest Organisation: Garda National Immigration Bureau Organisation: DMR North Central Division Organisation: Gardaí Organisation: Honeyz Organisation: Department of Enterprise

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