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    Dáil Divided Over Anti-Terrorism Laws

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    The Dáil debated the Emergency Powers Bill on September 5, 1976, with the Fianna Fail Party opposing the need for a state of emergency. Concerns were raised about the effectiveness of proposed measures against violence, particularly regarding IRA-related crimes. Taoiseach Liam Cosgrave emphasized the need for a strong response to recent violent incidents, while the bill faced potential amendments and scrutiny.
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