It's part of their effort to ensure compliance with public health guidelines,
Gardai have resumed checkpoints on motorways and dual carriageways today.
It's part of their effort to ensure compliance with public health guidelines, and the force will be further increasing their activity on the roads over the coming days.
So far, 12,336 fines of 100-euro have been issued for non-essential travel.
721 people have been given 500-euro fines for non-essential journeys to airports or ports.
It comes as four people have been fined for travelling to Laois from Navan. They were stopped for a speeding offence on the M7.
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