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A costly vehicle sale! Four men from Tralee and Cavan were fined for breaching Covid-19 travel restrictions after they made the trip to the midlands, several hundred kilometres from their home addresses, for the purposes of completing a vehicle sale.
Also read: Longford gardaí seize vehicles of uninsured and disqualified drivers
Fines were issued by gardai for breaching Covid-19 travel restrictions to the four men after they were found in Banagher having travelled from Tralee and Cavan to sell a vehicle.
Also read: Man arrested in Longford after gardaí raid 'sophisticated cannabis growhouse'
The gardai are strongly advising people to only travel for necessary reasons and to remain at home to miminise the amount of people moving around during this level 5 Lockdown.
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