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|Photo: Garda Traffic
Gardaí in Swords while conducting speed checks they caught a driver driving 101kmh in a 50kmh zone.
The driver will face his day in court in front of a judge and to make matters even worse it was near a school.
The Gardaí posted about the incident on their official Twitter account.
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The tweet from An Garda Síochána Twitter account and it reads:
We were out this morning carrying out speed checks in Swords when we caught this car travelling at 101km/h in a 50km/h area near a school.
They were stopped and the driver can look forward to explaining themselves to a judge on their day in court.
The full post by the Gardaí can found on their Twitter account HERE.
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