Ireland Bans Scrambler Bikes: Grace's Law

0:00It's March 27, from London to Lisbon, Paris to Prague. This is Europe News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Ireland's government is rolling out a nationwide ban on scramble bikes in all public spaces, including roads and parks set to kick in by the end of. Next week, the new rules name Grace's Law on our 16-year-old Grace Lynch, who died in January after being hit by a scrambler bike in Dublin's Fingless area. Minister for Transport, Dara O'Brien has been working closely with Grace's parents, Shavan and Martin, keeping them updated every step of the way. He praised their strength amid the tragedy and noted challenges like defining scrambler bikes in Irish law, which his team has now sorted out. O'Brien meets the Attorney General on Monday, then takes the legislation to cabinet next Wednesday for approval, with regulations signed right after, and police ready for a quick rollout. Your penalties will follow once it's all in place.