Cabinet convinced to introduce emergency policing powers by rural reports
Reports of Dubliners flocking to beaches in Mayo and Wexford led to the Government introducing radical emergency policing powers for this weekend, it has emerged.
Concerns expressed by Rural Affairs Minister Michael Ring and Defence Minister Paul Kehoe, about large numbers of Dubliners heading to holiday homes, was a key consideration when ministers approved the move during Tuesday’s Cabinet meeting.
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