Crack-cocaine dealers see jail sentences increased

The Court of Criminal Appeal has ruled that the sentences handed down to two Clondalkin drug dealers were too lenient.

Crack-cocaine dealers see jail sentences increased
Wed, 25 Sep, 2013 - 16:40

The Court of Criminal Appeal has ruled that the sentences handed down to two Clondalkin drug dealers were too lenient.

Community volunteers Andrew Goonery of Collinstown Grove and Darren Boylan of St Marks Grove were caught with €45,000 worth of crack cocaine in Palmerstown in 2009.

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