A man ordered to do a safe driving course after driving his horse and cart to get cigarettes while drunk has had his case adjourned - after forgetting to bring his safe driving certificate to court.
Sergeant Gerard Dalton told the court that Garda Eoin Nicholson had spoken to Connors twenty minutes previously at his address and noted that he was ‘highly intoxicated’. The court heard that Connors has ‘a number’ of previous convictions, including for a similar charge in 2018 Connors also has previous for resisting arrest, obstructing a peace officer and a number of road traffic matters.
Source: Law Daily Report (lawdailyreport.net)
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