Ireland Bans Scrambler Bikes After Grace's Law

0:00It's April 1st, I'm Cory with the story. This is Europe News Today, driven by AI and built for the continent. Ireland's just passed. Grace's law, banning scrambler bikes from all public spots to honor 15-year-old Grace Lynch, who got killed by one in. Fingless, Dublin, back in January. The transport minister, Derro O'Brien, signed it into effect this afternoon, and it'll kick in this Friday. Grace's mom, Siobhan Lynch, kicked off the campaign right after her daughter's death, calling the wind bittersweet since it took such a tragedy to make. It happened. She figures the law will save tons of lives going forward, but stresses it's on everyone, not just cops, to report and stop these bikes. Lynch also pushes for banning sales of scramblers and giving police clear power to chase and seize them without blowback, so Grace's memory truly clears the streets.