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The tractor which was impounded by gardai this week.
With a large volume of tractors on the roads over summer it is worth remembering that tractors are subject to the same tax and insurance requirements as all other road vehicles.
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If you are in doubt that gardai are enforcing these rules, then look at this example from Wexford this week highlighted on the @gardatraffic twitter feed.
A Wexford Road Policing Unit stopped a tractor which had oil leaking from the engine.
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When checking the details they found the vehicle hadn't been taxed or insured since 2004.
The tractor was immediately impounded.
Longford gardaí have seized two vehicles and arrested two disqualified drivers in the past week
A man accused of assaulting another man and engaging in threatening and abusive behaviour in public has escaped criminal conviction.
Planting the commemorative lime tree in Essert
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly TD in conversation with Clinical Leads Anne Harte and Yvonne Lesley at the Longford Covid-19 Vaccination Centre in Newtownforbes
Declan Rowley (left) and Malachy Flanagan (right)
Four people have been bailed after appearing in court in Longford this afternoon following an alleged public order incident in the county town yesterday
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