More than half of Covid-19 fines given to under-25s

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Almost 8,000 fixed penalty notices issued to date with 620 court prosecutions to follow

Some 263 €500 fines were issued for non-essential journeys to airports and ports while the the total number of €100 and €500 fines for non-essential journeys to airports/ports is 638.

Fines for non-essential cross-Border travel came into operation on Monday morning, February 8th and would appear to have had an immediate effect. “While the vast majority of people are heeding the advice, there are still some who are not complying with public health regulations. In doing so, they are putting themselves, those they love, and those they know at risk of catching of a virus that could, unfortunately, result in serious illness or death,” he said.

People issued with a Covid-19 related fine have 28 days to pay the fine. If they do not pay the fine or choose to appeal it, they will receive a Court date shortly after.

 

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Haha I bet they running fast to pay it....

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