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Case against Cork man accused of dealing 'pink cocaine' adjourned

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By Liam Heylin Verified
| Echo Live Verified
A Cork man accused of dealing ‘pink cocaine’, which was allegedly thrown out the window of a caravan in the garden of a house being searched by gardaí, had the case against him adjourned until July 14. Defence solicitor Frank Buttimer, said Anthony Walsh, aged 30, of no fixed abode, was refused bail at Cork District Court but was to appeal that to the High Court. Judge John King adjourned the case against Walsh until July 14.
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Cork teenager 'was storing cannabis to pay off a drugs debt', court told

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By Liam Heylin Verified
| Echo Live Verified
A teenager allegedly caught with €29,000 worth of cannabis — most of it vacuum-packed and concealed in the attic at his home — said his home and family were under threat because of his drugs debt. Garda Kian O’Sullivan said: “On April 17, gardaí executed a warrant under the Misuse of Drugs Act to search his home at Meadow Walk, The Meadows, Hollyhill, Cork, home of Callum O'Driscoll, aged 18. “Total cannabis with an approximate value of over €29,000 was located.
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Cork teenager 'was storing cannabis to pay off a drugs debt', court told

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By Liam Heylin Verified
| Flipboard
For at least the past six months, the authority has not progressed any compulsory purchase orders (CPOs) for derelict buildings, pointing to resource …
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