The woman was conveyed to University Hospital Limerick for treatment of serious injuries. She was pronounced deceased yesterday evening.
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Laois Gardaí apprehended four drivers who were allegedly driving under the influence on Laois roads last weekend.
On Friday March 27 on the Athy road, Gardaí stopped a driver at 10pm for a speed check. The driver tested positive for cocaine.
On Sunday March 29 at half past midnight on Coote Street, Portlaoise gardaí allegedly detected a strong smell of alcohol from a driver. The driver failed the breath test, and has since been charged.
Also on March 29, Gardaí arrested a driver on French Church Street Portarlington at 2:10pm. The driver allegedly tested positive for canabis, and a sample has been sent for analysis.
On the M7 in Ballycider, Portlaoise on Sunday March 29, a driver allegedly failed a roadside breath test and tested positive for cannabis and cocaine.
Samples have been sent for analysis.
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