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Two motorists are set to face court appearances after being stopped by gardaí at a checkpoint in Co Tipperary.
The Tipperary Roads Policing Unit and Nenagh District Gardaí carried out a multi-agency checkpoint with Customs Officers in the Nenagh District on Wednesday.
Tipperary RPU intercepted a vehicle trying to avoid the checkpoint, and discovered the driver driving on a cancelled insurance policy.
It was also discovered that the car had no NCT or tax. Gardaí seized the vehicle shortly after the check.
In a separate incident, Customs Officers detected a vehicle using incorrect fuel during their checks.
Gardaí said in a post online that both motorists "will be facing a court appearance".
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