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The garda roads policing unit in Kilkenny stopped a motorist earlier today (Friday) 'on his way to the courthouse earlier'.
Sharing details about the incident on social media, a garda spokesperson said: "The person had a case due up today and thought that turning up in an uninsured car was prudent.
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"We thought otherwise and met the driver who left on shank's mare after seizure.
"Another trip to the courthouse is ahead. Maybe use the bus next time."
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Kilkenny RPU were there to catch a motorist on his way to the Courthouse earlier. The person had a case due up today and...
Posted by An Garda Síochána Kilkenny on Friday 31 October 2025
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