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Judge Mary Devins banned a Ballyhaunis man from driving for four years after he was convicted for a third time for driving without insurance at Ballyhaunis District Court. Tommy Webb, Cornageachta, Aghamore who represented himself in court said that he had believed he was insured to drive the car he was stopped driving under a different insurance policy, but following investigations by the Gardai this proved not to be the case.

An ex-taxi man involved in a “racket” in which numerous fake insurance certificates were manufactored was sentenced to six months in jail last week.

A Lahardane man who is currently serving a prison term for driving offences was given a two-month prison term and banned from driving for 15 years at Ballina District Court this week.

A man who brought the wrong insurance form to court was told he had little choice but to bring the correct form or face the wrath of Judge William Harnett. “Are you wasting my time,” shouted Judge Harnett in the case of John Gahan who was stopped at Killerig Cross on August 25 and charged with not having insurance. Garda Holohan told the court that Mr Gahan had said he was driving a vehicle for his employer but presented an insurance certificate that did not cover him to drive the vehicle.

A man who was summonsed to court for not having tax, insurance or a driving licence, nor having front or rear licence plates was convicted and fined a total of €700 at Ballinrobe District Court on Tuesday.

A motorist stopped for driving without the correct documents was told he would face the wrath of Judge William Harnett if he did not produce his documents at a future sitting.

A man pleaded guilty to three charges of theft at the last sitting of Kilkenny District Court.

Judge Mary Devins expressed her amazement this week when a man who was applying to have his licence restored produced a certificate of motor insurance despite still being disqualified from driving.

A man who appeared on the court list for Claremorris this week under two different names was convicted and fined for motoring offences and criminal damage. Peteris Liseckis, who also goes by Janis Tisanous, of 4 College Road, Boyle, Co Roscommon, pleaded guilty to all charges in court.