Bouncers and Nightclubs having over 21's etc.

dendenz · 23-12-2003 05:29PM #1

http://www.gov.ie/bills28/bills/2003/2403/b24c03d.pdf

The very last page of the Intoxicating Liqour Act (cant be arsed spelling it right) permits a place to refuse someone over 18 as long as the sign is prominentley displayed on the exterior. Now think about it, how many places have you been refused from where this is not evident?

eth0_ · 23-12-2003 05:36PM

They can refuse you if you don't meet their dress code, if you look dodgy, or if you're pissed as a skunk. At the end of the day clubs/pubs have their own door codes which there's no law against, unless they're sexist/racist/homophobic.

Grom · 23-12-2003 05:56PM

Im homophobic

Actually not looking forward tonight going out and as it will be well jammed.I lost my wallet which had my age card etc etc i dont get asked for id often but I know now its going to be an ironic night and I wont get in any were.

Well guess this is karma for being pesemistic

(spelling)

tman · 23-12-2003 06:00PM

pfft, teenagers!
always got something to complain about:rolleyes:

Victor · 23-12-2003 06:43PM

Originally posted by eth0_
They can refuse you if you don't meet their dress code, if you look dodgy, or if you're pissed as a skunk. At the end of the day clubs/pubs have their own door codes which there's no law against, unless they're sexist/racist/homophobic.

Pubs are public houses and have to admit everyone* over their age limit who isn't drunk. Clubs are private and have no such obligation.

* They may still deny you admission, but need to afterwards provide you with a reason in writing, if you so request. A good example of this would be known trouble makers, etc.

Agent Smith · 24-12-2003 02:40PM

\me coughs
the bleeding horse
\me coughs....

dendenz · 26-12-2003 05:33PM

that at the bottom of camden street?

Bouncers and Nightclubs having over 21's etc.

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