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422 Deputy James Bannon asked the Minister for Justice and Equality the steps being taken to tighten up legal loopholes relating to the ease of disposal of stolen gold in the cash for gold shops, where no identification is requested, resulting in an increase in robberies from jewellery shops and private residences. [37566/11]

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422 Deputy James Bannon asked the Minister for Justice and Equality the steps being taken to tighten up legal loopholes relating to the ease of disposal of stolen gold in the cash for gold shops, where no identification is requested, resulting in an increase in robberies from jewellery shops and private residences. [37566/11]

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