Gaming and Lotteries Act, 1956
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7.—(1) Gaming carried on as part of a carnival, bazaar, sports meeting, local festival, exhibition or other like event shall not be unlawful gaming if— |
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( a ) the persons arranging for the holding of the event derive no personal profit from the event or from the game, and |
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( b ) gaming is not the main activity of the event, and |
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( c ) gaming at the event does not extend over a period exceeding one month, and |
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( d ) the stake in each game is not more than sixpence for each player, and |
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( e ) no person under sixteen years of age is permitted to play, and |
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( f ) no player may win more than the value of ten shillings in each game, and |
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( g ) neither taking part in nor the result of a game entitles the player to take part in any other game or lottery or otherwise to receive or be eligible to compete for any money or money's worth, and |
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( h ) notice in writing of the dates of gaming at the event has been previously given by the promoter to the Sergeant in charge of the local Garda Síochána station. |
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(2) For the purpose of paragraph (c)of subsection (1), the promotion of a lottery shall be deemed to be the carrying on of gaming. |