The operation ran for 24 hours.
Almost 690 drivers were caught speeding on National Slow Down Day.
The operation began at 7am yesterday and ran for 24 hours.
Examples include a driver travelling at 151km/h in a 100km/h zone on the N4 Clongawny Mullingar.
Another motorist was caught speeding 112km/h in a 80km/h zone on the R430 Drumagh Crettyyard Laois.
Rose Of Tralee To Lead Midlands Pride Parade
Westmeath's Caoilfhinn Ní Choiligh was crowned as this year's Rose of Tralee last month.
Offaly Records Second Highest Rate Of Pub Closures Over Last 20 Years
It comes from new research from The Drinks Industry Group of Ireland.
Gardai Investigating Burglaries In Westmeath
Both incidents happened in separate areas of Mullingar on Saturday.
Lovely Laois Homecoming To Celebrate Local Icons And Four Unsung Heroes
The festival gets underway this weekend.
Westmeath Man Reflects On Third Everest Attempt
Diarmuid Morrissey recently embarked on his third expedition to Mount Everest.
Contract Signed For New €9m Swimming Pool Project In Offaly
McAdam Design Ltd has been appointed as consultants for the site within Edenderry's masterplan.
Midlands 103 Hospitality Awards Opens Nominations
TV stylist Marietta Doran and Eoghan Corry of Travel Extra.ie are the main judges for this year's ceremony on November 9th.
Midlands Advisor Unsure Whether New Government Savings Scheme Will Take Off
Simon Harris says people will be allowed to invest up to a certain amount each year tax-free.
