Pictured at the Donna Boyle (nee Dunnion) memorial event at Tir Conaill Park, on Saturday are Donna's husband Brendan, their son Eoghan and Bendan's sister Carmel Gallagher Picture Thomas Gallagher
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27 Jun 2022
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27 Jun 2022
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A drug-driver was arrested on Bank Holiday Monday by Letterkenny Gardaí.
The motorist in question was initially stopped for a speeding office.
The driver was traveling in excess of a 50km/h speed limit governing a road on which there are ongoing roadworks.
Officers from the Letterkenny Roads Policing Unit carried out a roadside test and the driver tested positive before being arrested.
Letterkenny Gardai issued 11 fixed charge penalty notices for speeding offences in a 100km/h zone.
Among those were a driver detected at 138km/h and another who was clocked at 137km/h.
A Garda spokesperson said: “Do not take unnecessary risks on the roads. Get home safely this evening. Slow down.”
Lee Sharpe - and inset, Mona Friel
Cllr Michael McBride
Bishop of Raphoe Alan McGuckian SJ with local and visiting clergy to mark the 70th anniversary of the dedication of the Franciscan Friary, Rossnowlagh. (All photos: Thomas Gallagher)
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