Cork motorist who drove wrong way in Jack Lynch Tunnel loses bail appeal

Driver accused of 21 counts of dangerous driving and one count of endangerment where he allegedly created a substantial risk of death or serious injury to other road users
Cork motorist who drove wrong way in Jack Lynch Tunnel loses bail appeal

Tony Caulfield, of 221 Cathedral Road, Cork, was unsuccessful in his appeal to the High Court to be released on bail in a case where it is alleged that he failed to stop for gardaí and drove against one-way traffic in the Jack Lynch Tunnel. Picture: Eddie O'Hare

A motorist was unsuccessful in his appeal to the High Court to be released on bail in a case where it is alleged that he failed to stop for gardaí and drove against one-way traffic in the Jack Lynch Tunnel.

Tony Caulfield is accused of 21 counts of dangerous driving and one count of endangerment where he allegedly created a substantial risk of death or serious injury to other road users.

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