Gardaí discovered the man had began his journey in Cork.
A motorist travelling through the midlands to meet their lover has been fined.
The individual was asked about his movements at a checkpoint in Tullamore on Saturday night.
Gardaí discovered that the person was driving from Cork to meet a partner for Valentines Day, which was deemed a non-essential journey.
Tullamore Gardaí conducting a Covid Checkpoints. Fines have been issued to drivers for non essential travel including...
Posted by An Garda Síochána Laois/Offaly on Saturday, February 13, 2021
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