Longford Gardaí nab a motorist double parked in Longford town yesterday
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05 Dec 2025
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A Longford woman has been fined over €350 for road traffic offences dating back to July last year.
Mandy Nugent, 2 Cussan, Lisbrack Road, Longford was issued with a €250 fine for no insurance after she was stopped at Edercloon, Bornacoola, Longford on July 11 2018. She was also charged with having no driving licence, failing to produce a driving licence within ten days and of failing to produce an NCT certificate.
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The court was told Ms Nugent had lost her licence but would endeavour to retrieve its certified number for the next court sitting.
Judge Seamus Hughes said he was unwilling to put the case back any further and, instead, fined Ms Nugent €250 on the no insurance charge. A further €105 fine was issued for the failing to produce an NCT certificate.
Judge Hughes warned Ms Nugent the monetary sanctions imposed would have to be settled in due course.
“All of those fines will be collected, so start paying them,” he told her.
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