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Gardaí are warning motorists undertaking essential journeys to expect slightly longer delays
Gardaí in Donegal are warning that checkpoints and high visibility patrols in support of public health regulations are to increase from today.
The Letterkenny district is will see larger-scale operations in the coming days.
Garda activity in the district under Operation Fanacht is to increase from Wednesday this week.
Gardaí are warning motorists undertaking essential journeys to expect slightly longer delays and should leave extra time for their journey.
Gardaí are urging people to only make essential journeys.
If a driver is found to be in breach of the non-essential travel regulations that not only can the driver be fined, but their adult passengers as well, gardaí have warned.
Aisling Hutton of Bogside and Brandywell Health Forum
Pennylane Syd who won the 8th race in 16.66 with, (from left to right) Cian Lafferty, Declan Crossan and Caleb Lafferty.
The alleged incident occurred on Skeoge Road on the outskirts of the city.
Gemma Martin has undertaken a 30 for 30 challenge for her 30th birthday in aid of Diabetes UK
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