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Gardai seized two vehicles in the Buncrana area. (Photo: An Garda Siochana Donegal)
Gardai have revealed how they seized two cars in Inishowen over the weekend.
The vehicles, which were believed to be uninsured, were seized by Gardai in Buncrana on Sunday, June 15.
Gardai also arrested three drivers on suspicion of drug driving following a weekend operation, with court proceedings set to follow for those apprehended.
A Garda spokesperson said all of us have a duty to help make our roads safer.
“Never drive while under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Do not drive if you are not insured to do so. Please take the road safety message on board and help us make our roads safer,” they urged.
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