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26 Sept 2022
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26 Sept 2022
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128kph/h in a 100kph zone
Buncrana Roads Policing Unit stopped a vehicle yesterday evening in the Newtowncunningham area as it had been observed travelling in excess of the 100kph speed limit.
A Fixed Charge Penalty Notice was issued to the driver which will carry a fine of €80 and 3 penalty points.
Gardaí are appealing to road drivers to drive with caution as the yellow weather warning is due to come into affect later this afternoon:"Please drive with care if out and about on the roads. Drive slowly and ensure that you are in a position to stop suddenly and safely when necessary. Watch out for fallen trees and/or debris on the road and as always, be on the lookout for pedestrians and cyclists."
#BuncranaRPU #SlowDown #ArriveAlive
Deaths in Donegal
Haymaking with Barney Kerr in Urris. His story and many others could provide the foundation for the new project in Inishowen
Deaths in Donegal, Sunday evening, September 25
Award recipents at the Tip O’Neill Irish Diaspora Awards 2022 (l-r): Kathleen, Sheerin, Ann and Mark Baiada, Dr Susan Whoriskey and Moya Doherty Picture: Clive Wasson
Cockhill Celtic's Lee McColgan was back in the Irish shirt on Wednesday.
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