Eamon Gilmore (Dún Laoghaire, Labour) | Oireachtas source

I have no idea if the Minister for Justice and Equality was stopped by gardaí before or after the general election. How would I know that? The only thing I can say to the Deputy is that I remember being stopped and breath-tested at Galloping Green on my way home one night. Happily, I passed it. I was stopped on another occasion at the Loughlinstown roundabout. I can account for myself, but I certainly cannot account for when any other Member of this House, or a member of the public for that matter, was stopped by gardaí, breathalysed or cautioned. As we discussed here in the past couple of days, that is a matter between the Garda and the individuals concerned. I have no idea what the Deputy is talking about.

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