Voluntary work for boy, 16, for driving sister's car

A 16-year-old boy, who drove his sister’s car home after he had been left “stranded” following her arrest for theft, has been ordered to do 20 hours voluntary charity work or else he is to be fined €500.

A 16-year-old boy, who drove his sister’s car home after he had been left “stranded” following her arrest for theft, has been ordered to do 20 hours voluntary charity work or else he is to be fined €500.

The boy pleaded guilty at the Children’s Court to driving without a licence and insurance on May 6 last, at Blakestown Road, in Dublin.

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