THERE appears to be a serious need for speed among some drivers in Clare.

One motorist, showing a complete disregard for the law, was caught speeding in TWO different Clare towns in the space of half an hour this week.

Gardaí in Clare posted a photo on Twitter of the car which was recorded speeding twice in the space of less than half an hour.

The motorist was caught driving at 107 km/h in a 80 km/h zone in the first instance and at 72 km/h in a 50 km/h zone a short time afterwards.

According to Clare Gardai, the motorist was fined for both offences.

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