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Gardaí are reminding motorists across Ireland that they could be subject to a €60 Fixed Charge Notice for displaying non-conforming registration plates.
Non-conforming Irish registration plates include those that:
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An Garda Síochána have said for each non-regulation, missing, or obscured plate a €60 Fixed Charge Notice can be issued per plate.
All registration plates must meet Irish format and visibility standards.
Earlier this week, the Naas Roads Policing Unit stopped a vehicle which was displaying non-conforming registration plates.
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An Garda Síochana can now issue fixed charge notices of €60 per plate for non-compliant license plates, following an upgrade to the Garda Mobility App.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) October 20, 2025
This includes non-conforming fonts, incorrect sizes, colours, or the absence of the EU flag or 'IRL' mark. pic.twitter.com/M0l0muHusH
Full details are can be found on Revenue.ie
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