You’ve been warned….. https://t.co/iEVLYDxGy3

— Fran McNulty (@franmcnulty) April 8, 2019

Cameras to catch motorists breaking red lights are to be installed at three notorious blackspots in Dublin more than two years after a trial detected 1,300 drivers ignoring the signals at one city centre junction.

The roll-out has prompted calls for a much wider extension of the technology across the city amid estimates “hundreds of thousands” of potentially life-endangering red light running offences are going unpunished in the capital every year.

Hmm.

Cameras to be installed at three blackspots to catch red light runners (Irish Times)

Update:

On the quays near the Kilkenny shop in cork city..

— JoniMacadaHupla (@JoniMacadaHupla) April 8, 2019

Update:

@IrishTimes Hassett’s Cross and Union Cross in Limerick..lethal..

— An Ein (@bgn5649) April 8, 2019

This morning.

IFSC, Custom House Quay, Dublin 2

Alan Bracken writes:

Drive took the red light and thought he would make it. People, including a girl with a pram, had to walk around…Rush to refill the taps in the pubs after the weather?

Screeching UPDATE: Driver responds (see comments)