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A disqualified driver collided with a bridge while driving a lorry, resulting in him receiving a further driving disqualification.
Syzmon Bondyra (38) of Peachville Lodge, Kilshane Road, Finglas, Dublin 11 was charged with dangerous driving, no insurance and no driving licence on October 9 last at Clonard, Mountrath when he came before last week’s sitting of Portlaoise District Court.
The court heard the defendant drove a lorry which collided with a bridge.
He was serving a three-year driving disqualification at the time.
Defence solicitor Barry Fitzgerald said the defendant was extremely co-operative with gardai.
The defendant has been living in Ireland since 2006.
He was running a haulage business and admitted the “foolishness” of his action on the occasion.
A driving disqualification was imposed on the defendant as well as a three-month prison sentence, which was suspended for one year.
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