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Letterkenny court house.
A man on a learner permit was caught driving unaccompanied in Letterkenny TWICE in the one day.
Learner driver Ademolu Ogunnaike has been given a six-month driving ban.
Ogunnaike, 26, appeared before Letterkenny District Court, where he was fined €750.
Ogunnaike was caught driving without a qualified driver on September 13, 2020 at Pearse Road, Letterkenny.
Officers impounded Ogunnaike’s car, but on its release he was stopped again a short time later at Cullion Road, Letterkenny.
The accused, of Northland Road in Derry, has previous convictions for speeding, the possession of drugs and driving without insurance.
He was fined €250 for he first offence and €500 for the second.
Judge Deirdre Gearty also gave Ogunnaike a six-month driving ban.
The artist's impression of a proposed hotel at the Ballyreagh Road site between Portstewart and Portrush.
From left: Harpers Aoibheann Devlin, Stephen McCracken (Reclaim the Enlightenment) Katy Bustard (Causeway Harp Ensemble), Hannah Thompson and Phoebe Kelly.
(Left to right) Breige Mulholland, Air Ambulance NI; Sharon McFlynn, DAERA; Siobhan Murphy; Cormac Murphy; Maria Bradley, DAERA and Rachel Conn, DAERA. Photo: Michael Cooper
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