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Gardaí policing Cahir roads stopped a jeep and trailer on Thursday (June 21) with two trailer tyres ‘down to wire and canvas’.
The vehicle was grounded until the tyres were replaced. The driver was going cutting grass but failed to see the cuts in his tyres.
A fixed charge notice was issued to the driver.
Is the grass greener on the other side?
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) June 21, 2018
Cahir Roads Policing Unit stop Jeep & trailer this morning. 2 trailer tyres were down to wire & canvas. Vehicle grounded until tyres replaced. Driver was going cutting grass but failed to see the cuts in his tyres. FCN issued pic.twitter.com/iMmcE3Tbq1
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