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21 Oct 2025
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21 Oct 2025
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Léirigh imscrúdú breise go raibh dhá cheann de na boinn 'caite go rómhór'
Tá iarmhairtí tromchúiseacha roimh thiománaí foghlama gan tionlacan anois tar éis do na Gardaí iad a fheiceáil ag taisteal na mbóithre ar bhealach "neamhrialta".
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Ba é an rud a tharraing aird na nGardaí ar dtús ná tiomáint "neamhrialta" an duine taobh thiar den roth, go háirithe agus é ar acomhal.
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Chomh maith leis sin, léirigh imscrúdú breise go raibh dhá cheann de na boinn "caite go rómhór".
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