"During the first four days of the operation, two people have died on Irish roads as a result of collisions, highlighting the dangers of road traffic incidents."
"Gardaí have arrested 123 people for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, emphasizing the ongoing issue of impaired driving during the operation."
"Over 2,400 drivers were detected for speeding offences, with one motorist recorded at 158kmh in an 80kmh zone, showcasing extreme violations of traffic laws."
"Gardaí detected more than 240 drivers for holding a mobile phone or not wearing a seatbelt, reinforcing the importance of safe driving practices."
A road policing operation in Ireland has been active from Thursday to Tuesday, resulting in two fatalities from collisions. In the first four days, 123 individuals were arrested for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Gardaí conducted mandatory intoxicant testing and checkpoints, detecting over 2,400 speeding offences. Notable incidents included a driver caught at 158kmh in an 80kmh zone. Additionally, over 240 drivers were found using mobile phones or not wearing seatbelts, prompting gardaí to urge caution and adherence to traffic laws.
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