Ireland Named in reporting
Stop N Glow Limited
1 report across 1 case, 30 Mar 2026 to 30 Mar 2026
Key facts
from every report naming them- Named as
- Convicted
- Offences
- Breach of Public Health (Sunbeds) Act 2014
- Where
- Co. Dublin
- Reporting
- 1 report, 30 Mar 2026 to 30 Mar 2026
- Outlets
- rte.ie
Cases
latest first- Dublin salon spared conviction over sunbed sale to minor Breach of Public Health (Sunbeds) Act 2014 · Co. Dublin
On 29 October, a 16-year-old girl was sold a three-minute sunbed session for €3.90 without being asked for her age or ID at Stop N Glow Limited on Bridgefoot Street, the Liberties, Dublin. The salon, run by Aoife McGregor, sister of Conor McGregor, pleaded guilty at Dublin District Court to providing a sunbed treatment to a minor under the Public Health (Sunbeds) Act 2014. The prosecution was brought by the Health Service Executive, and the court heard the employee responsible for the sale had been dismissed. The firm had no prior convictions, and the judge applied the Probation of Offenders Act, ordering it to pay €1,000 in costs and donate €500 to a Dublin charity.
Sentenced, 1 Mar 2026Convicted · 1 report
Timeline
every report naming Stop N Glow Limited, newest firstEach entry shows how that report described them.
- 30 Mar2026Aoife McGregor's salon sold sunbed session to teenagerconvicted, Stop N Glow Limited, namedStop N Glow Limited
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