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A MOTORIST is facing a disqualification after they were caught driving at high speed on the M7 motorway.
The offender was clocked on Saturday by members of the divisional Roads Policing Unit while travelling at 203km/h – 83km/h above the limit.
“Had a bit of catching up to do with this motorist,” stated a post from gardai on social media.
The driver has been charged with dangerous driving and is due to appear before Limerick District Court in the coming weeks.
Under the provisions of Section 53 of the Road Traffic Act, dangerous driving attracts a mandatory disqualification and a possible prison sentence.
Irish Travellers/Mincéirí were conferred with a Master’s or Graduate Diploma in Sociology at UL, including 11 women from the Limerick Traveller Network Picture: Alan Place
Brian and Daniela Leahy with their three children Johannes, Lilli and Lena in Castleconnell Scouts
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Gardaí are now appealing to anyone that was in this area between last Sunday night and Monday morning to contact them
FILE IMAGE: In her testimony the grandmother began crying, and detailed that she is 'terrified to have my grandson come visit' because of the man’s repeated intimidation of her
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