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Anyone with information on the incident can contact gardaí in Buncrana on 074-9320540
Kilkenny gardaí took swift action to seize an uninsured car parked illegally in Kilkenny City on Tuesday night.
Local gardaí were on the beat when they made the discovery on Dean Street in the city centre.
"After verifying the driver was uninsured (and parked horrendously!), our lads from Unit A, gave their order on Dean Street last night," a social media post read.
"Not so much 'Quarter pounder with cheese' instead 'Saucy Qashqai to go."
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Locals were quick to commend the swift garda action.
One person wrote: "Well done to all involved," while another added, "no one should be driving without insurance no excuses."
Another social media user had no sympathy for the culprit.
"Proper order, terrible parking and no insurance, no brainer really. No cure for stupid unfortunately."
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