Investigation launched into cutting of tag readers on M50

An investigation has been launched after tag readers were cut on the M50 yesterday.

Investigation launched into cutting of tag readers on M50

An investigation has been launched after tag readers were cut on the M50 yesterday.

A 48 year old man cut a number of wires on the bridge at around 9.30pm, which meant drivers went "toll free".

The M50 was closed for a time as Garda negotiators communicated with the man.

He was arrested and taken Blanchardstown Garda Station and is due to appear before the Criminal Courts of Justice today.

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