Enforcement of NI motoring fine in Ireland

Do you travel much in NI. Might save you being stopped in the future with an ANPR car.

Pay it as if you don’t and you drive up there again you will be pulled.

You think the psni cannot get Irish car owners registered details?

Do you think gardai cannot get foreign registered car owner details either?

Was the fine sent to a 6 counties address or one in the south? If you were recorded going into a bus lane in the 6 counties/Belfast and the fine was sent to an address in the south I'd appeal it. If refused personally I'd pay it. Don' t pay it they'll still nab you in the 6 counties if stopped again. They can't endorse your license, you might get a another fine possibly a recorded caution or they could seize your vehicle until you pay.

Don't have to be specific on here where it was but an appeal you could say you had to go into the bus lane to avoid a busted drain cover, thanks to the glider the roads are a mess and that is true. I got a caution myself on my motorbike, smile take it and 'no worries I won't do it again' cheek them or argue you'll make things worse, theres good reason why nationalists still don't trust them

You say that as if having your vehicle towed away would just be a slight inconvenience to someone.

Thats what I said, smile take the caution it won't happen again and personally I'd pay the fine if it were me. I still wouldn't trust the 6 counties 'police'

Read this story here: https://www.independent.ie/regionals/sligo/news/courts/man-blocked-entrance-to-sligo-bus-garage-and-went-for-dinner/a154364962.html

This lad got a 200 euro fine and a his license suspended, he did not show.

Ireland and the UK have a mutual agreement where drivers disqualified in one country are recognised in the other. 

I know this is the other way NI breaking the rules here. If he paid the parking fine that would have been the end of it.

Not paying the fine does not mean paying the fine when caught is the end of it. You are generally worse off.