Aoife McGregors Salon verkaufte einem Teenager eine Solarium-Sitzung

Whatever about who owns it, my concern is more with this part:

>The HSE sought an order for €2,880 in costs from preparing the case, including the witness statements and disclosure.
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>However, Judge Halpin held that this amount was not comparable with the gravity of the offence and ordered the firm to pay €1,000 costs and to donate a further €500 to the Little Flower Penny Dinners charity in Dublin.

So they were found to have broken the law but the HSE (and in turn, taxpayers) are left out of pocket because of the case

This was the HSE actively going out and sending a child into the salon to see if they’d reject her. I think that’s the only surefire way to catch businesses like that, same with shops selling tobacco to kids. I was reading something the other day about a shop in Sligo selling vapes to kids and how the gardaí aren’t bothered with it

I know it’s small change in the bigger picture but I’d have expected the full costs to be covered

Great family

Speaking as a secondary school teacher, there’s not a girl I’ve taught that hasn’t been using the beds when they weren’t supposed to.

The neck

Just ban them. There’s no point or benefit to them other than to convince Irish women that they’re not good looking enough and need to look like another race to be accepted in society.

Where is the line between fake tan and blackface?

„Yew don no me r wa Ive bin trew. Da fuckin‘ ^(NECKKKKKK) of u …“ – Aoife McGregor when the judge questions why an underage girl used a sunbed at her salon.

Loads do it. Not the crime of the century

Look at that tan, that’s not right!