Off-duty garda fails roadside breath test after Cork city collision

Off-duty garda fails roadside breath test after Cork city collision
Mon, 21 Dec, 2020 - 13:42
Steve Neville

An investigation is underway after an off-duty member of the gardaí was involved in a collision.

Gardaí said that the man subsequently failed a roadside breath test for alcohol.

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