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IN A targeted effort to combat underage drinking, gardaí, assisted by two teenagers, conducted a test purchasing operation which has resulted in two Limerick premises facing prosecution.
During the initiative, a number of off-licence premises were visited in Limerick city this Saturday.
According to gardai, two premises failed the inspection and sold alcohol to a 16-year-old. These premises will now face prosecution.
“Members from Community Policing in Henry Street Garda Station with the assistance of two 15 and 16 year olds today conducted a test purchasing operation, whereby a number of off-licence premises were visited in Limerick city,” a notice on An Garda Síochána Limerick's Facebook page reads.
“Two premises failed the inspection and sold alcohol to a 16-year-old. These premises will now face prosecution,” the post added.
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In Ireland, selling alcohol to anyone under 18 is illegal and it can result in prosecution for the business.
Individuals must provide valid identification (such as a passport, driver’s license, or Garda age card) to verify their age when buying alcohol.
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