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Gardaí in Kildare stopped several drivers while carrying out speed checks.
Sharing a post to X (formerly Twitter), a spokesperson for An Garda Síochána said: "Naas RPU conducted speed checks in the areas of Kilcock, Rathcoffey, Kill & Prosperous. 14 FCPNs were issued, each carrying a fine of €160 and three penalty points.
Naas RPU conducted speed checks today in the areas of Kilcock, Rathcoffey, Kill & Prosperous.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) January 12, 2025
14 FCPNs were issued, each carrying a fine of €160 & 3 penalty points.
Please slow down & drive carefully. While we can't be everywhere, we could be anywhere! #SaferRoads pic.twitter.com/DzhD9sMk1V
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"Please slow down and drive carefully.
"While we can't be everywhere, we could be anywhere!"
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