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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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A recent strategy from gardaí in Kilkenny to 'divide and conquer' paid off as a number of motorists were detected committing various offences across Kilkenny on Monday.
"Kilkenny Roads Policing Unit [were] out and about this (Monday) evening on two wheels and four," a garda spokesperson said.
READ ALSO: Area of Kilkenny dubbed 'cocaine/heroin express' as new by-laws adopted
"One driver [was] arrested for drug driving, another unaccompanied learner [was] uninsured in a courtesy car from a garage."
Gardaí also detected 'a driver texting his way down High Street' and stated that it was likely for 'more to follow'.
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