Payment-of-tolls case withdrawn against murdered boy Keane Mulready-Woods

Twenty-eight other motorists were fined a total of €266,000.

Mon, 20 Jan, 2020 - 17:48

Tom Tuite

Twenty-eight motorists have been hit with fines totalling €266,000 after failing to turn up to court today to face charges for repeatedly dodging M50 tolls.

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Courts Place: Drogheda Place: Priorswood Place: Coolock Place: Trinity Terrace, Dublin 3 Place: Rathsallagh Park Place: Shankill,Person: Keane Mulready-Woods Person: Anthony Halpin Person: Des Long Person: Long Person: Halpin Person: Thomas Rice BL Person: Pierse Fitzgibbon Organisation: Dublin District Court Organisation: eFlow Organisation: Transport Infrastructure Ireland Organisation: TII

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