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Gardaí policing Limerick roads stopped two young drivers travelling at speeds that have ‘fatal consequences if something goes wrong’.
Gardaí clocked the drivers at 173 km/h on the M20, which is a 120 km/h zone.
Both drivers have court dates for dangerous driving and if convicted face a fine and disqualification.
Limerick Roads Policing - 2 young drivers on the M20 which is a 120KPH zone. These speeds have fatal consequences if something goes wrong. Both have court dates for Dangerous Driving & if convicted, Court Fine & Disqualification. #ArriveAlive #SpeedKills #ExpectTheUnexpected pic.twitter.com/WnsUWLDBpd
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) August 13, 2018
Bus Éireann employs 100 people who live in County Waterford and transports 2,900 students on school transport in the county each school day.
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Valerija was last seen on Clare Street in Limerick at 7.10pm on Tuesday, 26th October 2021.
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The new rules are due to be written into law today.
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