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Gardaí are urging drivers to 'slow down' this weekend ahead of St Patrick's Day celebrations.
Sharing a post to X, a spokesperson for An Garda Síochána said: "We are urging everyone to be safe on our roads this St Patrick's weekend.
We are urging everyone to be safe on our roads this St Patrick's weekend.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) March 13, 2025
Bank holiday weekends are the busiest periods on Irish roads. Please slow down and never ever drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs.#KeepingPeopleSafe pic.twitter.com/4XLXLwVIuI
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"Bank holiday weekends are the busiest periods on Irish roads. Please slow down and never ever drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs."
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