Good Friday ruling referred to AG too late to have effect

A PROCESS has commenced to get advice from the Attorney General on whether to appeal the court decision to allow Limerick pubs open on Good Friday for a big rugby game.

Good Friday ruling referred to AG  too late to have effect

A PROCESS has commenced to get advice from the Attorney General on whether to appeal the court decision to allow Limerick pubs open on Good Friday for a big rugby game.

However, due to the timescale involved in this process, any decision by the chief state solicitors office and the Attorney General will not impact on the District Court ruling to allow pubs open for the game, as it will take a number of months.

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