Man handed in £175,000 to garda station

THE stg£175,000 handed into gardaí in Cork by a local businessman has been sent to Dublin for technical examination, along with £2.3 million which was found at a house nine miles west of the city.

Man handed in £175,000 to garda station
Sat, 19 Feb, 2005 - 00:00
Sean O’Riordan

Gardaí confirmed that a man visited Anglesea Street Garda Station late on Thursday night and gave them £175,000.

Understood to be in his 30s, he was questioned but not arrested.

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