Attorney General's advice may lead Government to consider Occupied Territories Bill

Gaelic footballer Michael Darragh MaCauley at a rally to deliver an  'Enact the Occupied Territories Bill' petition to the Dáil. A range of civil society organisations, trade unions, academics, and politicians have been campaigning to pass the bill. Picture: Stephen Collins/Collins 

Gaelic footballer Michael Darragh MaCauley at a rally to deliver an  'Enact the Occupied Territories Bill' petition to the Dáil. A range of civil society organisations, trade unions, academics, and politicians have been campaigning to pass the bill. Picture: Stephen Collins/Collins 

The Attorney General has provided legal advice to Government leaders that could lead to fresh consideration of the Occupied Territories Bill.

The bill would ban any goods or services produced, even partially, in the Israeli-occupied territories.

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