Twelve arrested for dangerous driving after attending Rally of the Lakes event

The majority of these incidents were observed by plainclothes gardaí who were deployed as part of the policing plan for the event, according to the Garda Press Office.

Twelve arrested for dangerous driving after attending Rally of the Lakes event
Tue, 07 May, 2019 - 10:30
Joel Slattery

Gardaí in the Killarney District have arrested 16 people in relation to dangerous driving and drug driving incidents over the May Bank Holiday weekend.

A dozen of those were arrested for dangerous driving whilst attending the Rally of the Lakes event.

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