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A learner driver who tested postive for drugs while behind the wheel is facing a court.
Laois Offaly gardai issued a statement after the driver was stopped and detained.
"Laois Roads Policing Unit on patrol earlier today stopped a Learner Permit holder who was driving while unaccompanied and failed a roadside drug test for cannabis and ocaine.
"Driver arrested and Court proceedings commenced," said gardai.
Prison wagons parked on Main Street Portlaoise for a court sitting at Portlaoise District Court.
Images from the 2024 Clonaslee Show by Michael Scully.
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Conor McGregor who is seeking support to run as a candidate for the Irish presidency.
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