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Motorist clocked at 172kph on the M7
Gardai today caught a motorist more than 50kph over the speed limit on the M7 near Nenagh.
The speed checkpoint was part of the Bank Holiday Weekend Operation being conducted by Gardai across the country.
The motorist was detected at 172kph.
Gdai Nenagh at speed checkpoint M7 today 29/10 #OperationBankHoliday. Motorist detected doing 172kph in 120kph zone pic.twitter.com/nT9CHGuVsH
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) October 29, 2017
Fine Gael councillors John King, Paddy Buggy and Conor Bergin meet with protestors. Pic Denis Byrne
Portlaoise Courthouse
A similar Lidl store to what is coming to Mountmellick, Laois, replacing derelict buildings. Image: Lidl Ireland
Investment demanded in Portarlington policing which serves people living in Laois and Offaly.
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