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Ireland is putting the brakes on e-scooters as safety concerns continue to grow. Under new government proposals, riders must be at least 18 years old, while helmets and high-visibility vests will become mandatory from August, with licensing and registration planned later this year. The move follows a sharp rise in serious injuries, particularly among children, and police have already seized more than 1,400 e-scooters this year. For a country that embraced electric scooters so quickly, Ireland is now making it clear that convenience can no longer come before safety.