The Inn at Milltown is located on the R416, a busy regional route linking Newbridge with Rathangan, Allenwood, Carbury, Robertstown, Prosperous and Kilmeague.
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An image of the vehicle which was seized by Buncrana RPU. Photo: An Garda Síochána Donegal
A court appearance will follow after a car was “driving in a dangerous manner” in Inishowen.
Buncrana Roads Policing Unit encountered the vehicle at Quigley’s Point and it failed to stop when signalled to do so. A stinger was deployed to stop the vehicle and it was subsequently seized.
According to Gardaí, the car had false registration plates and was being driven dangerously.
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The investigations remain ongoing and court proceedings will follow.
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