Ireland faces critique of harsh distillation laws in Parliament
Debates condemn the 1810 1812 1814 Irish distillation act as cruel and inequitable. Speakers cite perjury, imprisonment, and use of military force. they urge return to former fines system or adoption of small still licenses to curb illicit distillation while protecting rural populations.
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