Ireland's Distillery Law Sparks Debate on Cruel Fines
In a heated House debate, MPs condemned the harsh Irish distillation provisions as cruel and ruinous. They cited immoderate fines, perjury risks, and civil oppression, urging repeal or reform while noting revenue implications and the need for small stills as an alternative.
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