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30 Sept 2025

Court date for Kildare motorist who was caught going double to speed limit in a 60 zone

Motorcyclist was travelling at 122 km/h in a 60km/h zone in Donadea

Court date for Kildare motorist who was caught going double to speed limit in a 60 zone

Photo courtesy of An Garda Síochána Kildare

Naas Roads Policing Unit apprehended a motorist travelling at double the speed limit on the L1009 Donadea, Kildare over the May bank holiday weekend.

When stopped, gardai discovered that apart from dangerous driving, the motorcyclist was a learner driver who had no insurance or tax (which expired nine years previously), and was not wearing a fluorescent tabard as required by law.

Naas Roads Policing Unit took swift action, arresting the driver for dangerous driving and impounding the motorcycle.

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The driver will now face charges in court.

An Garda Síochana Kildare's Facebook page stated: “It’s a stark reminder of the importance of road safety and following regulations.

“Speeding and dangerous driving not only endangers the driver but also puts other road users at risk. Hopefully, this serves as a lesson for others to be more responsible on the roads.

“Road safety is everyone's responsibility.”

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