Giffin was then caught driving without a licence on four separate occasions between May 27 and July 20 last year.
The court heard the Warwick man denied being behind the wheel on one occasion, until police officers found CCTV footage at a Killarney petrol station to prove it.
Defence lawyer Clare Hine told the court her client “had absolutely no excuses for (his) quite appalling behaviour”.
Ms Hine added the father was determined to permanently change his ways for the sake of his children, now aged three and one.
Giffin pleaded guilty to four counts of unlicensed driving and two counts of possessing drug paraphernalia.
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