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Woman convicted of drink driving had an open vodka bottle in her car at 10am, court hears

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Over Half Of Motorists Always Obey Speed Limits - Survey
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Over half of motorists always obey speed limits - survey

Motorists To Undergo Mandatory Drug Testing After Road Crashes
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Motorists to undergo mandatory drug testing after road crashes

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Petrol Prices Fall To Lowest Level In 15 Months
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Petrol prices fall to lowest level in 15 months

Thirteen Motorists Hit With Fines Totalling €164,000 For Failing To Pay M50 Tolls
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Thirteen motorists hit with fines totalling €164,000 for failing to pay M50 tolls

M50 Toll Dodgers: 12 Motorists Hit With Fines Totalling €143,500
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M50 toll dodgers: 12 motorists hit with fines totalling €143,500

Potholes Still A Blight For Irish Drivers
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Potholes still a blight for Irish drivers

Rural Communities To Feel The Pinch As Fuel Prices Soar Amid Possible Ban On Russian Oil
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Rural communities to feel the pinch as fuel prices soar amid possible ban on Russian oil

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Irish Drivers Gambling With Drink-Drive Limit - Aa Survey
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Irish drivers gambling with drink-drive limit - AA survey

Petrol And Diesel Prices At Record High In Ireland, Aa Says
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Petrol and diesel prices at record high in Ireland, AA says

Motorists Are Urged To ‘Get A Grip’ Ahead Of Tyre Safety Day
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Motorists are urged to ‘get a grip’ ahead of Tyre Safety Day

Petrol Shortages Not To Be A Concern For Irish Motorists
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Petrol shortages not to be a concern for Irish motorists