is an offence to beg in an intimidating or threatening manner. Someone found guilty of this offence is liable on summary conviction to a class E fine or up to one month in prison or both. Gardaí can direct someone to leave certain areas if they are begging there - e.g. a shop entrance or at an ATM. It is also an offence to organise or direct someone else to beg. A summary conviction can mean a class A fine, up to 12 months in prison or both. Distributing or displaying threatening, abusive, insulting or obscene material in a public place It is an offence to distribute or display threatening, abusive, insulting or obscene material in a public place. A conviction can result in a class D fine, a prison sentence of up to three months or both. Because the interpretation of something being obscene may be subjective, courts will apply the "ordinary man" test when deciding whether material is obscene or not. Failure to comply with the direction of a member of the Garda Síochána It is an offence to not comply with a Garda's request to stop behaving in a way that the Garda believes endangers the safety of others, their property or the public peace. Gardaí can ask people to "move on" to avert potential trouble. It is an offence not to comply with these directions without a reasonable excuse or lawful authority to do so. Anyone convicted is liable on summary conviction to a class D fine, a maximum prison term of six months or both. Wilful obstruction It is an offence to prevent a person or their vehicle from passing freely in a public place without legal authority or a reasonable excuse. The penalty is a fine of up to €400. Gardaí do not have a power to arrest for this offence, they can direct people to stop the obstruction. Failure to comply with the direction is an offence. Entering a building with intent to commit an offence It is an offence to enter a building or its vicinity with the intent to commit an offence or interfere with property. It suffices to be on the property as this offence is defined, but the prosecution must prove intent. Anyone convicted will, on summary conviction, be liable for a class C fine, a maximum prison term of 6 months or both. Trespass It is an offence