Anthony Moyles and Daniella Moyles at Lawlor's Hotel, Naas
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19 Aug 2022
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A motorist using a breathalyzer test
Concerns about the spread of coronavirus/ Covid-19 will not curtail the use of breathalysers by gardaí, it was revealed today.
Garda Representative Association (GRA) said gardaí will continue to adopt health and safety protocols while breathalysing people, including the use of gloves and the proper disposal of the mouthpiece.
GRA president Jim Mulligan said said a new sterile mouthpiece is always used for each test and and a one-way bag is attached.
Speaking on RTÉ's Today with Sean O'Rourke, Mr Mulligan said GRA members will be guided by the evolving health updates from the HSE.
He said garda management have issued a comprehensive advisory in relation to the concerns around Covid-19 for all members of the force.
Caragh village (Pic: Googlemaps)
Sinéad Ronan, Public Affairs Manager, County Kildare Chamber and Luke Hanahoe, President, County Kildare Chamber with the pre-Budget submission
Clane Cormac Vizzard shows his determination as he goes past the challenge of Celbridge Niall O'Regan in the Joe Mallon (Renault) Motors SFC, Group B, Round 2 game, Photo: Sean Brilly
RIP to the late Rosaleen Ryan, Gerry McGlinchy and Thomas Hetherington
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