Legally there's a big difference between a "doctor" and a "treating doctor".

Sometimes the difference between success and failure is pure chance. Embrace it.

If you’re asking whether it’s legal, maybe. But if you’re asking whether it’s safe—legally, reputationally, personally—the real answer is clear: You already know.

"Our legal system doesn’t require you prove your innocence. In fact it doesn’t require you to prove anything. The burden of proof in any criminal case rests with the State"

Drink Driving Court Process in Ireland: What to Expect O ne of the most common questions I’m asked is: what actually happens in court...

"His rule/whim was simple, and brutal: if you were convicted of drink driving in his court, you went to prison. First offence? It made no difference. The result? Everyone pleaded not guilty. Even where the evidence was insurmountable. Why? Because a guilty plea meant an automatic jail sentence"

"If you actually listen to what judges say in court around the country, you’ll often hear some variation of the same phrase: “My lists are very long enough as it is. I’m trying to clear my lists, not add to them”. So, they need good reasons to keep adjourning cases. Because without good reason they won’t".

"The youngest arrested driver was 13 years old. The oldest was 90. The youngest male driver was 13 years old. The youngest female was 18"

That's the horror story above. It's pretty bad. The question you have to ask yourself is: "Do I want that reality?" Well of course you don't.

"Every decent person I’ve represented has felt exactly like this. And the vast majority of my clients are good, decent people. Ashamed. Sick. Silently panicking. But very decent. You're decent too, right?"

Can You Really Avoid a Ban for Drink Driving in Ireland? F irst thing to understand: the ban only happens if you’re convicted That’s the...

Is there a way out? Keep reading. "I was over the limit. So that’s it, right?" That’s the sentence I hear most. Almost word-for-word....

Are you serious?

Blew Over the Limit but Felt Sober? What Irish Law Really Looks At Q: I blew over the limit but didn’t feel drunk — can I still fight...

Drink Driving FAQ's...Drug Driving FAQ's

In almost all cases, yes

Almost every case can be fought

Can I drive after one drink Ireland?

If you're not convicted these things won't apply to you.

You don't want a record. So don't get one.