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The detection was made this Saturday morning
A LEARNER-driver is facing prosecution for multiple road traffic offences following a detection in Limerick this Saturday morning.
According to gardai, the driver was initially stopped by members of the divisional Roads Policing Unit, for driving at 128km/h in a 100km/h zone – the exact location of the detection has not been disclosed.
After the saloon car was stopped, it emerged the driver was a a learner-driver who was not accompanied by a qualified driver.
There were no L-plates displayed and there was also a young child in the rear seat who was not using a booster seat.
The driver is facing prosecution before the district court.
In response to hearing a brief summary of the man’s previous convictions, Judge Coolican said: 'Thank you. I have a flavour'
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