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Access to opportunities and social welfare in some circumstances where they have previously worked in Ireland and it is considered there home.

For repeat serious offenders, yes. This would need to be done in a controlled way so it does not get out of hand.

It depends on the nature of the crime. A criminal accused of child abuse should not be aloud to vote on children's rights etc.

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