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12 Aug 2022
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Motorist in Offaly the worst offender as almost 600 drivers caught speeding across Ireland
A motorist in Offaly was the worst offender as almost 600 drivers were caught speeding across Ireland on Friday.
Over 121,000 vehicles were monitored across the country on Friday with 585 drivers detected speeding.
Gardai issued a list of the highest speeds detected with an Offaly motorist being the worst offender.
The motorist was caught travelling at 93km/h in a 50km/h zone on the Arden Road in Tullamore. Another motorist in Offaly was caught speeding at 135km/h on the M6 motorway.
The full list published by gardai was:
93 Km/h in 50 Km/h Arden Road, Tullamore Offaly
84 Km/h in 60 Km/h Finglas Road, Dublin 11, Dublin
110 Km/h in 80 Km/h R265 Cuttymanhill, St Johnston, Donegal
170 Km/h in 100 Km/h M50, Tymon North, Dublin 24
135 Km/h in 120 Km/h M7 Meelick Portlaoise
135 Km/h in 120 Km/h M6 Kilcurley Moate Offaly
Members of The Black Bull Threshing committee doing a sketch of RTE’s hit comedy Killinascully at the recent Vintage Parade. The Black Bull Threshing will take place this year on Sunday August 28th.
A free shuttle bus service will bring visitors near the show site and people can walk the remainder of the journey or avail of the transport on offer (above)
The vehicle in flames at the scene
Pictured above is the algal bloom, which is easily identified and floats on the water
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