Crackdown on bouncers ‘not a moment too soon’

THE father of a man who died after being restrained by nightclub security staff has welcomed a new crackdown on unlicensed bouncers at pubs and clubs.

Crackdown on bouncers ‘not a moment too soon’

Under new rules being implemented by the Private Security Authority (PSA), publicans or nightclub owners who employ security staff not licensed with the PSA face €3,000 fines or up to 12 months in prison, if they flout new laws governing security at licensed premises.

“It’s not a moment too soon,” said Andrew Moynihan, whose son Adrian, 23, was found to have died as a result of being restrained by staff at a Cork City nightclub in 2001.

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