Tighter bail conditions were imposed yesterday on a woman accused of leading gardai on a high speed car chase on the M50 from Dublin to Bray and back earlier this month.
24 year old Gemma Greene from Bunratty Road in Coolock has been charged with two counts of dangerous driving following a pursuit by up to 20 garda cars and a helicopter on the night of March 1.
She appeared in court yesterday having been told by the judge last week to finish her quarantine, following a holiday in Spain.
Ms Greene has been ordered to surrender her passport, to stay out of Ballymun, remain sober, reside at her current address and obey a curfew.
She's due back in court again in 4 weeks' time.
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