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Bald as an egg!
Gardaí in Cahir stopped a car near Clonmel on Thursday night after the mobility app highlighted the car was not taxed.
The driver tested positive for cocaine and was arrested on suspicion of drug driving.
A number of bald tyres were also observed.
Gardaí in Cahir stopped a car near Clonmel last night after the mobility app highlighted the car was not taxed.
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