Large amount of documents delays Dublin man's money-laundering case in Cork

Paul Geraghty has been accused of laundering drug money in Cork city

The Director of Public Prosecutions has directed that the case can only proceed summarily at district court level on a plea of guilty — otherwise it will be a matter for trial by judge and jury. File picture: Larry Cummins

A large amount of documents have been sent to the defence in the prosecution of a 37-year-old Dubliner accused of money-laundering in Cork city where he allegedly picked up money from a known drug-dealer, and now the case has been adjourned for four weeks.

Paul Geraghty of 23 Swan Grove, Ranelagh, Dublin, was remanded in custody by Judge Olann Kelleher until October 25 at Cork District Court.