A motorist travelling 30km per hour over the speed limit was among those charged.
A motorist travelling 30km per hour over the speed limit in the midlands was among those charged by Gardaí over the weekend.
A speed enforcement operation was carried out on the Emo road in Mountmellick following concerns from locals.
One motorist was caught travelling at 110km per hour, while another was speeding at 98km per hour on the road, which has a speed limit of 80km per hour.
A number of fixed charge notices consisting of a €160 fine and three penalty points were issued to the drivers.
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