Cork man accused of driving against one-way traffic in Jack Lynch tunnel

Cork man accused of driving against one-way traffic in Jack Lynch tunnel

The 28-year-old is accused of endangerment where he allegedly created a substantial risk of death or serious injury to other road users in the Jack Lynch tunnel in Cork.

A book of evidence has been served on a motorist accused of failing to stop for gardaí and driving against one-way traffic in the Jack Lynch tunnel.

Tony Caulfield appeared by video link from prison at Cork District Court and the book was served on his solicitor, Frank Buttimer, on his behalf.

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