FF publishes Bill to set up 'public order unit' in Dublin

Fianna Fáil has published a Bill to set up a dedicated "public order unit" in Dublin, to crack down on public disorder and anti-social behaviour in the city.

FF publishes Bill to set up 'public order unit' in Dublin

Fianna Fáil has published a Bill to set up a dedicated "public order unit" in Dublin, to crack down on public disorder and anti-social behaviour in the city.

The Bill allows for the establishment of a special unit within the Gardaí to clean up the city, target blatant substance abuse on the streets and crack down on violent and intimidating behaviour on public transport and in public areas.

The unit would work directly with Dublin City Council, the Dublin Business Improvement District, local traders and tourism associations.

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