The woman was conveyed to University Hospital Limerick for treatment of serious injuries. She was pronounced deceased yesterday evening.
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Photo courtesy of An Garda Síochána Kildare
A motorcyclist driving on the M7 in Kildare recently got more than they bargained for when they were stopped by Naas Roads Policing Unit (#NaasRPU).
NaasRPU were on patrol on the M7 when they observed the motorcyclist dangerously weaving through traffic.
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Upon stopping the rider, it was discovered they were a Learner Permit holder.
They also had no valid vehicle insurance.
The motorcycle was seized and court proceedings will follow.
Penalties may include:
• A fine of up to €5,000
• A 2-year disqualification from driving
• Up to 6 months' imprisonment
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