27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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PSNI and Gardai pictured at the Bridgend border crossing this afternoon at the launch of the Christmas drink-drive campaign.
The PSNI and Gardai joined forces on the Derry-Donegal border this afternoon to launch their annual cross-border Christmas drink driving campaign.
The two forces say the campaign demonstrates the continued co-operation between the Gardai and PSNI in the area of road safety, and particularly in the enforcement of drink driving legislation on both sides of the border.
The launch was co-ordinated by Garda Inspector Michael Harrison and PSNI Inspector John Miller.
The initiative will see both forces co-operating at unprecedented levels in relation to drink-driving.
Paul Clancy: "It’s crucial now that the NI Executive, with a new three-year budget process in place, gives businesses, workers and consumers the certainty and support we need"
Colum Eastwood: "People will be worrying about how they will keep the lights and heating on, while putting food on the table this winter and they have been badly let down by the British government."
Derry jazz legend, Gay McIntyre, who died peacefully at his home, aged 88. His funeral will be at St Eugene's Cathedral in Derry at 11am on Friday, October 29.
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