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Buying fireworks in the North or South??

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  • 11-09-2014 4:18pm
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    Registered Users Posts: 13


    Can anyone tell me where the best place to buy fireworks is?? I'm from tipp so I'm wondering can I get any at markets down south or will I have to go up north??


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  • Registered Users Posts: 954 ✭✭✭caff


    It is illegal to purchase or set off fireworks in Ireland without a licence to do so

    http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/justice/criminal_law/criminal_offences/the_law_on_fireworks.html
    Under the amended legislation the following are offences:
    •If you ignite a firework or cause it to be ignited in any place, you are guilty of an offence. The offence of igniting a firework can take place anywhere and not just in a public place. It can include the garden of a private house.
    •If you throw, direct or propel an ignited firework at or towards someone else or at property, you are guilty of an offence.
    •If you have a firework with the intention of selling or supplying it to someone else (and you don't hold a licence to import it) you are guilty of an offence.

    If you are found guilty of any of the above offences you are liable:
    •On summary conviction (in the District Court) to a class C fine or to imprisonment for up to 6 months or to both.
    •On conviction on indictment (in the Circuit Court) to a maximum fine of €10,000 or to imprisonment for up to 5 years or to both.

    The offences mentioned above are arrestable offences because they carry a possible 5 year jail sentence. Therefore the Gardaí have the power to arrest you without warrant if they reasonably suspect you of having committed such an offence. They can also detain you in a Garda station for questioning for up to 12 hours before you are charged with the offence or released.


  • Registered Users Posts: 17,324 ✭✭✭✭Cathmandooo


    ^ what Caff said

    Thread Closed as the answer is pretty clear cut.


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