Speed Checkpoint carried out in this Kildare village following residents' complaints

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A high-visibility speed checkpoint was carried out recently on the R402 at Kilshanroe

Following complaints from local residents, Naas Roads Policing Unit carried out a high-visibility speed checkpoint on the R402 at Kilshanroe, Co Kildare on Bank Holiday Monday, June 1 in wet driving conditions.

Eight motorists were detected exceeding the 50 km/h speed limit and were issued Fixed Charge Penalty Notices (FCPNs).

Each motorist was fined €160 as well as three penalty points added to their licence.

A garda spokesperson said: “Kilshanroe is a village where families live, children walk, and residents need to safely access and exit their driveways. The speed limit is not a suggestion—it is there to protect lives.

“Slow down. Drive to the conditions. Respect the community.

“Every kilometre per hour matters.”

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