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Truck with serious defect stopped by Gardai at Midlands checkpoint
A truck with a serious defect has been stopped by gardai at a checkpoint in the Midlands.
As part of a joint operation between Edenderry Gardai and the RSA a number of checkpoints were carried out during the week in Edenderry.
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Gardai say a number of trucks and buses were inspected at the checkpoint.
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During the inspections, one truck was found to have very a worn tyre.
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