Intoxicating Liquor Act, 1988

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Section 12 (penalties for drunkenness)

The substitution in the second paragraph for “forty shillings” of “£50”.

Section 13 (permitting drunkenness or violent conduct on licensed premises and supplying intoxicating liquor to disorderly persons)

The substitution for “for the first offence ten pounds, and not exceeding for the second and any subsequent offence twenty pounds” of “£200”.

Section 23 (powers of constables to enter licensed premises and the penalty for obstructing such entry)

The substitution for “five pounds” of “£200” and the substitution for “ten pounds” of “£300”.

Section 8 (penalties for supplying intoxicating liquor for consumption outside registered club)

The substitution for “seven pounds, for a second offence fifteen pounds and for a third or subsequent offence thirty pounds” of “£100 and for a second or a subsequent offence £150”.

Section 10 (penalties for offences by officials of registered clubs)

The substitution for “seven pounds, for a second offence, whether in connexion with the same or another club fifteen pounds and for the third or subsequent offence as aforesaid thirty pounds” of “£300 and for a second or a subsequent offence, whether in connection with the same or another club, £500”.

Section 12 (penalty for making false application for registration)

The substitution for “fifty pounds” of “£100”.

Section 10 (penalty for aiding and abetting a drunken person)

The substitution for “forty shillings” of “£50”.

Section 17 (offences in relation to prohibited hours) (inserted by section 12 of the Act of 1960)

The substitution for “one pound” of “£25” and the substitution for “five pounds” of “£50”.

Section 22 (failure to give name and address to a garda when found on licensed premises during prohibited hours)

The substitution for “five pounds” of “£50”.

Section 58 (penalty on club where intoxicating liquor is supplied or consumed on the club premises in contravention of the club rules)

The substitution for “twenty pounds” of “£300” and the substitution for “forty pounds” of “£500”.

Section 29 (permitting persons to be on licensed premises during prohibited hours)

The substitution for “£20” of “£300” and the substitution for “£40” of “£600”.