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A Derry man caught driving at 145km/h in Donegal has been fined €400 in court.
Martin Gallagher was clocked driving a white BMW X5 at 145km/h at Bohillion, Burt, on June 16, 2023.
Garda Thomas Duggan told Buncrana District Court that he was operating a speed check at 9.54pm when he made the detection in a 100km/h zone.
The driver identified himself as Martin Gallagher.
The defendant, a 44-year-old of Palace Street, Derry, did not appear in court.
Garda Duggan said he showed Gallagher the speed gun and a fixed charge notice remained unpaid.
Judge Éiteáin Cunningham said she found the facts proven in Gallagher's absence. Gallagher was convicted and fined €400 with five months to pay.
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