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19 Jan 2022
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Thurles District Court
Thurles man Damien McCormack was given a three-month suspended prison sentence for motoring offences, at Thurles district court.
Garda Robert O’Donovan told Judge Elizabeth MacGrath that he observed a vehicle at a junction on the Slievenamon Road near Liberty Square, in Thurles, on September 9, 2019.
There was broken glass for a back window. The driver, Damien McCormack, of 42 Monakeeba, Thurles, had no insurance displayed. Garda O’Donovan made a lawful demand for his driving documents, and Mr McCormack nominated Thurles Garda Station.
He failed to produce insurance and a driving licence.
Solicitor JJ Fitzgerald said Mr McCormack was pleading guilty. Mr McCormack has 54 previous convictions, including 19 for road traffic offences, and five for no insurance.
Judge MacGrath imposed a three-month prison term on Mr McCormack, suspended for 2 years on condition he enter into a bond of €250, and banned him from driving for 4 years.
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