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D'ÉALAIGH tiománaí a raibh amhras ann go raibh sé ar meisce i gCill Choca, Cill Dara gan ghortú tar éis dó a gcarr a thuar agus é ag tiomáint thar an teorainn dhlíthiúil d’ólachán alcóil.
Dúirt Gardaí, áfach, gur tháinig deireadh lena n-ádh go tapa nuair a gabhadh iad ag an láthair.
“Beidh siad os comhair na gcúirteanna anois le haghaidh tiomáint ar meisce agus go contúirteach,” a dúirt urlabhraí de chuid an Gharda Síochána.
Mheabhraigh Gardaí do thiománaithe go dtógann sé thart ar uair an chloig ar gach aonad alcóil dul tríd an gcóras gnáthdhuine.
Tá 1 aonad comhionann le leathphionta beorach, tomhas beag de bhiotáille nó gloine beag fíona.
“Fan slán agus fág an carr sa bhaile agus tú ag ól oíche amuigh,” a dúirt urlabhraí de chuid an Gharda Síochána.
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