Louth heroin importer faces trial

A convicted Louth heroin importer is to stand trial on new charges of possession of heroin and cocaine valued €1.6M for sale or supply two years ago.

Louth heroin importer faces trial
Tue, 15 Jan, 2008 - 14:32

A convicted Louth heroin importer is to stand trial on new charges of possession of heroin and cocaine valued €1.6M for sale or supply two years ago.

Kieran Boylan (aged 36), of Rockfield Close, Ardee, Co Louth has pleaded not guilty to six counts of possession of heroin and cocaine at Lynchs Yard, Curraghbeg, Ardee on October 6, 2005.

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