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A local councillor said speeding has become a big issue in Banagher, during the June meeting of Birr Municipal District. “I have had a number of complaints about speeding in recent weeks,” Cllr Claffey told the meeting. “Can we do speed surveys ...

01 Jul 2022 at 18:55

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Garda warning to boy racers over one car feature that could land them in trouble

Gardaí have issued a reminder to motorists about illegal window tints on cars and the test they use to detect them. In a post on social media, gardaí said: "Modified cars might look slick, but there’s nothing class about not being able to ...

27 Feb 2024 at 16:24

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Gardaí intercepting illegally modified cars in Midlands

Tipperary's Roads Policing Unit, assisted by Gardaí from the Nenagh Garda District, mounted an operation designed to identify and intercept illegally modified vehicles. Local representatives have received numerous complaints from people ...

04 Aug 2023 at 08:05

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Fireworks and loud exhausts in Slieve Blooms disturb locals over Bank Holiday Weekend

The peace and tranquility of the oldest mountains in Europe are being shattered at weekends by rowdy groups of young people in cars with loud exhausts and local people in the Slieve Bloom mountains are fearful the situation is ...

03 Nov 2022 at 09:46

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