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Several motorists have been fined in court after falling foul to Donegal’s first static speed camera.The cases, relating to detections made by the camera on the...

Several motorists have been fined in court after falling foul to Donegal’s first static speed camera.

The cases, relating to detections made by the camera on the N13 at Killyverry, Newtowncunningham, were before Judge Emile Daly at Letterkenny District Court.

The camera was installed in December 2024 as part of a national rollout and the speed limit on the road is 100km/h or 80km/h for HGVs.

In the case of each matter before the court, the drivers had been issued with fixed charge penalty notices (FCPNs), but these were unpaid.

Garda Sergeant Jim Collins submitted the evidence to the court.

Michael Cash, of Labre Park, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10, was detected driving at 135km/h on March 27, 2026 at 11.27pm.

Cash was convicted and fined €450 with four months to pay the fine.

Cathal Diver, of Cois na hAbhann, Drumcarbit, Malin, was clocked travelling at 122km/h at 4.39am on April 16, 2026.

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The camera also detected Liam Browne, of Listillion, Letterkenny, who was travelling at 112km/h on April 4, 2026. Browne was convicted and fined €350, with four months to pay.

Aaron Crane, from Magheramore, Manorcunningham, was caught driving at 109km/h on March 26, 2026. He was convicted and fined €340. Crane was given four months to discharge the fine.

Keith Harkin, of Teach na Glac, Glack, Inch Island, was detected at 108km/h on February 28, 2026.

Judge Daly fined Harkin €340 and allowed four months to pay.