‘Life-saving’ volunteer jailed for possession

A man who said he believes he has saved lives by talking to people who are suicidal has received an eight-month jail sentence for drugs offences.

‘Life-saving’ volunteer jailed for possession

A man who said he believes he has saved lives by talking to people who are suicidal has received an eight-month jail sentence for drugs offences.

Mark O’Leary, a carpenter with an address on Blarney St in Cork City, has regularly volunteered with the Simon Community, and a court heard that he has spoken to people at suicide risk spots in the city.

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