'Links' in €1.9m drugs deal jailed for six years

Two men who acted as the link between two sinister Dublin drugs gangs in a £1.5m (€1.9m) heroin deal have been jailed for six years by Judge Yvonne Murphy.

'Links' in €1.9m drugs deal jailed for six years
Tue, 10 Dec, 2002 - 15:49

Two men who acted as the link between two sinsister Dublin drugs gangs in a £1.5m (€1.9m) heroin deal have been jailed for six years by Judge Yvonne Murphy.

Brian McDermott and Brian Grendon met with Christopher Lacken (36) in the car park of the Silver Granite pub in Palmerstown where they were given a black plastic bag containing six kilos of 65% pure heroin.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: Silver Granite pubPlace: PalmerstownPlace: Oranmore RoadPlace: Greenforth DrivePlace: RonanstownPlace: Dublin PortPlace: Lohunda DownesPlace: ClonsillaPlace: Dublin AirportPlace: Monasterboice RoadPlace: CrumlinPlace: Sliver GranitePlace: ParkPlace: BallyfermotPerson: JudgePerson: Yvonne MurphyPerson: Brian McDermottPerson: Brian GrendonPerson: Christopher LackenPerson: McDermottPerson: LackenPerson: GrendonPerson: MurphyPerson: Jeffery MitchellPerson: Detective SergeantPerson: Greg SheehanPerson: Det SgtPerson: SheehanPerson: GeorgePerson: MitchellPerson: GardaíPerson: DetPerson: Michael O'HigginsOrganisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal CourtOrganisation: Irish Ferries
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