Monaghan farmer accused of importing hallucinogenic drug

A Co Monaghan farmer is facing trial accused of unlawfully importing a hallucinogenic drug.

Fri, 09 Jun, 2017 - 19:19

A Co Monaghan farmer is facing trial accused of unlawfully importing a hallucinogenic drug.

Marcus McCabe (aged 56) with an address of Burdautien, in Clones, appeared at Dublin District Court on Friday to face a charge under the Misuse of Drugs Act.

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