Ireland's Taoiseach is reportedly considering a complete ban on e-scooters, following the implementation of Grace's Law in April, which banned scramblers from all public places.

Siobhán Lynch, whose daughter was killed by a scrambler motorbike in Dublin, has called on gardaí to increase enforcement against the use of such vehicles in public places, advocating for 'Grace's Law'.

A new law, known as Grace's Law, has come into effect today, making the use of scramblers in all public places illegal.

Gardaí in Monaghan caught a rogue biker red-handed trailing a blaze through a housing estate, enforcing 'Grace's Law' which bans scramblers in public areas.

Authorities in Louth, Ireland, are implementing a crackdown on scrambler bikes and e-scooters, with the initiative dubbed "Grace's Law" aiming to prevent further tragedies.

An Irish police officer has been given a two-year road ban and a €500 fine after a judge ruled his attempts to chase two scrambler bikes constituted dangerous driving. The ruling comes as 'Grace's Law,' a crackdown on scrambler bikes, is set to be enforced.

The mother of a teenager killed by a scrambler bike is urging gardaí to seriously enforce 'Grace's Law' following the opening of her daughter's inquest.

Grace's Law, which bans scrambler bikes in Ireland, has come into effect but is considered 'effectively unenforceable' without adequate garda pursuit training.

A man in his 20s was seriously injured in a scrambler bike crash, as new regulations known as Grace’s Law, aimed at banning scramblers in public places following the death of Grace Lynch, are expected to be signed this month.