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Cashel Gardaí stopped a van on Father’s Day to discover tax out of date since 2015 and no CRW.
To top it off, the driver produced a fake driving licence. The biggest give away, among many notable mistakes, was the fadas facing the wrong way.
The car and licence were seized, and the driver is set to appear in court.
Happy Fadas Day!
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) June 17, 2018
Cashel Gardaí stop van to discover tax out since 2015 and no CRW.
To top it off driver produced a fake driving licence, the biggest give away among many notable mistakes was the fadas were facing the wrong way!
Car & Licence seized. Driver to court. pic.twitter.com/hVSmqk5xs0
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