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Originally posted by yankeelad:
You should know that the stiffest sentences are always held in reserve for the lowest of the low those dirty low down garlic importers

This message has been edited - 04-may-2012 @ 23:48

Originally posted by carryharry:
A boozed-up motorist mowed down a young woman while serving his THIRD road ban, it emerged yesterday.Paddy Cash had sunk a cocktail of around 25 drinks on the night he ploughed into tragic arts student Kelly Gregan.Wexford Circuit Criminal Court heard how the 25-year-old speed nut hadn’t even braked as he hit his victim on Gorey’s crowded Main Street in the early hours of October 24, 2010.Gda Eamonn O’Sheil revealed Cash had just downed seven pints and ten bottles of Guinness — plus eight Aftershock, vodka and Guinness cocktails — during a six-hour binge.The local man, who was disqualified from driving at the time, was later spotted by cops racing through a junction with the headlights of his car switched off.During the high-speed chase that followed, Cash drove so fast that the three garda cars were unable to record the registration of his Renault Laguna.Despite nightclub revellers spilling out on the main street, witnesses told how Cash’s car appeared to pick up speed seconds before it fatally slammed into 20-year-old Gregan.In his garda statement, the dad-to-be admitted having noticed his passenger door window was shattered.But he claimed to have had no idea about what happened and drove on — later setting his car alight in a lane way outside the town.Sentencing Cash to seven years in prison with the final two years suspended, Mr Justice Thomas Teehan dismissed his story.He said Cash had seen the University of Limerick student crossing the road but chose to keep going without attempting to slow down.Judge Teehan also revealed the defendant, who had 28 road traffic related offences on his record, had been banned from driving on three previous occasions.Souce : Irishsun.ieI am not going to say alot on this, i admit that i have driven after a fair few pints and am not proud of it. But i never drove at speed through busy streets, drove at speed with Gardai in pursuit.I am ashamed of our Justice system today, a new sickening low has being reached imo.Thoughts and sympathies with the family and friends of this poor young girl. May she rest in peace.

Originally posted by Jimmy Conway:
Trying not to be too smart but...

Originally posted by cerebus:
Oh fcuk!

This message has been edited - 05-may-2012 @ 00:04

Originally posted by Jimmy Conway:
am i in trouble bitd?!

Originally posted by yankeelad:
You should know that the stiffest sentences are always held in reserve for the lowest of the low those dirty low down garlic importers

Originally posted by yankeelad:
What was that you said about not being too smart.Hmm.

Originally posted by Jimmy Conway:
what's wrong with pointing that out do you reckon yank?