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This car was seized in the Thomondgate area
GARDAI have confirmed that a number of cars have been seized across Limerick this bank holiday weekend.
In one incident on Holy Saturday, a Toyota Yaris was seized in the Thomondgate area after gardai were alerted to a vehicle which was being driven in a dangerous manner in residential area.
“Our roads policing members located the vehicle and seized it,” said a garda spokesperson who confirmed the driver was not insured.
In another incident on Holy Saturday a Toyota Avensis was seized by gardaí from Roxboro Road who were operating a Covid-19 checkpoint on the outskirts of the city.
The vehicle’s NCT has expired some time ago and, according to a garda spokesperson, the journey was not essential.
A significant number of cars have been seized across Limerick over the past two weeks after a variety of offences were detected.
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