Those figures came through in the first five hours.
106 motorists have been caught speeding in the first five hours of Slow Down Day.
One driver on the M6 in Offaly was clocked at 132km/h in a 120km Zone.
This is the first day-of-action by Gardaí targeting speed in 2024.
It comes as 37 people have died on our roads so far this year.
Roads Policing Inspector Paul Donohoe says behind every number is a grieving family:
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