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K'llock/Bruff

Motorists don't get the points as speed cases are struck out

LESS than a fifth of speeding prosecutions before a single sitting of Kilmallock Court resulted resulted in convictions being recorded. More than 60 cases were before Judge Marian O’Leary relating to detections on various dates last summer by both ...

28 Mar 2016 at 15:00

K'llock/Bruff

Limerick judges must be driven to distraction by speeding cases

KILMALLOCK Court last week was the busiest this reporter can ever remember in more than five years covering. There was standing room only as people awaited their cases to be called. The reason? One hundred and 18 motorists were up for speeding. ...

21 Feb 2016 at 10:00

Local News

Motorists caught speeding in Limerick avoid convictions

LESS than a fifth of speeding prosecutions before a single sitting of Kilmallock Court last week resulted in convictions being recorded. Almost 80 cases were before Judge Marian O’Leary relating to detections at locations across the city on ...

24 Sept 2016 at 13:00

Local News

New Limerick speed enforcement zones revealed

THE NUMBER of locations in County Limerick for GoSafe operators to catch speeding motorists has increased by 50%. They have jumped from 22 to 33 following a garda review. GoSafe vans can park in these new zones, dotted across the city and ...

28 May 2016 at 13:00

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