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A man with two previous convictions for holding a mobile phone while driving has once again been convicted of the same offence
A man with two previous convictions for holding a mobile phone while driving has once again been convicted of the same offence.
Martin Ward, Cattan, Annaghmore, Mohill, Co Leitrim, appeared before Judge Bernadette Owens at last week’s sitting of Longford District Court.
The court heard Mr Ward had previously been fined €200 in Athlone District Court in February 2015 for a similar offence. Another conviction for a similar offence dated back to October 2014 when he was fined €100 in Atlone District Court.
Judge Owens proceeded to once again convict Mr Ward, fining him €200 with four months to pay.
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