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A drunken motorist was spotted speeding through Sallins at well over double the speed limit late yesterday night (Thursday, March 23).
Naas Traffic Corp's robot speed van detected the car travelling at 121km/h in a 50km/h zone.
The driver was stopped shortly after the incident for driving under the influence, and found to be seven times over the drink driving limit.
According to gardai, they had neither driving license nor insurance.
Photo via @GardaTraffic/Twitter
Athy captain David Hyland Holds aloft the Dermot Burke Cup, Photo by Sean Brilly
Gardaí appeal for information relating to theft of car from this Kildare region. File photograph
Matthew Hartnett was presented with the Reuben Harvey Prize by Dr Diarmuid O'Shea, President of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI)
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