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The facts and figures have been released for the number of disqualified drivers for Carlow in Q1 of 2024
Facts and figures have been released for the number of disqualifications notified to the Department for County Carlow.
The figures were released by the Minister of State at the Department of Transport, Jack Chambers.
The reports detail the figures for all of 2022,2023 and the first quarter of 2024.
Firstly, the number of notices issued for the whole of 2022 was 133 notices.
The number for 2023 was actually reduced to notices for disqualification.
But after the report for Q1 of 2024 Carlow is on track to trump both of those figures if the numbers continue in the same fashion that they are going in. As Carlow already has 45 notices for disqualification at this early stage in the year.
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