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Gardaí stop jeep out of tax for over 750 days
Cahir Gardaí attached to the Cahir Roads Policing unit stopped this jeep driving erratically in recent days.
The garda Mobility App showed its tax was out by 767 days.
The insurance disc for another vehicle was being displayed on the windscreen.
Gardaí seized the vehicle with court proceedings to follow for the driver.
Cahir Gardaí attached to the Cahir Roads Policing unit stopped this jeep driving erratically. #MobilityApp showed Tax out 767 days. Insurance disc for another vehicle displayed on windscreen. Vehicle seize and Court proceedings to follow. pic.twitter.com/qqlnKKvFek
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) June 11, 2020
Moses Roche, RIP
Looking towards Kilkenny from Sliabh na mBan
Picture: Kilkenny County Council
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