Clare Gardaí will be aiming to tackle a worrying trend in offences for driving under the influence in a new high visibility campaign.
All uniformed Gardaí across the county are now carrying out a minimum 30 minutes of roads policing operations per shift, involving speed checks, checkpoints and patrols, following a new directive from Commissioner Drew Harris.
To date this year in Clare, 35 motorists have been detected driving under the influence of either drugs or alcohol.
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Superintendent of the Clare Community Engagement Functional Area John Ryan says at this time of year in particular, full focus is crucial behind the wheel.
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