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Irish Minister 'Taken Aback' by Garda Driving Ban in Scrambler Pursuit
Ireland's Minister for Transport, Darragh O’Brien, expressed surprise at a dangerous driving ban issued to a Garda officer who was pursuing illegal scramblers, noting that 'Grace’s Law' clarifies such situations and removes any grey areas.
1 Apr, 09:56 — 1 Apr, 12:16
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irish-independent119d ago
Transport minister ‘taken aback’ by driving ban for garda pursuing illegal scramblers
Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien said he was “taken aback” by a dangerous driving ban for a Garda who was in pursuit of illegal scramblers, and says Grace’s Law removes any grey areas.
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Mitsubishi Electric acquires Irish elevator company Infinity Lifts
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Minister ‘taken aback’ by Garda driving ban after scrambler pursuit, vows government will act
Regulations will be signed today banning scrambler use in all public places.
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