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06 Sep 2025
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Príosún Lár na Tíre i bPort Laoise
D'admhaigh bean go ndearna sí iarracht drugaí a smuigleáil isteach i bPríosún Lár na Tíre.
Gabhadh Megan Mooney, 21, as 144 Páirc na Coille Glaise, Éadan Doire, Co Uíbh Fhailí le zopiclone agus cóicín sa phríosún i bPort Laoise ar an 17 Feabhra seo caite.
Dúirt Sáirsint an Gharda JJ Kirby go raibh luach iomlán de €304 ar na drugaí. Dúirt sé gur cuireadh agallamh ar an mbean agus go ndearna sí iontrálacha iomlána tar éis í a ghabháil. Ní raibh aon chiontuithe aici roimhe seo.
Dúirt an t-aturnae Josephine Fitzpatrick go raibh cara ag a cliant ag cur pianbhreithe sa phríosún ag an am. Dúirt sí go dtuigeann an bhean go bhfuil na cúisimh “thar a bheith tromchúiseach” agus gur admhaigh sí an cion.
“Tá a cara scaoilte saor ón bpríosún ó shin,” a dúirt an tUasal Fitzpatrick.
Dúirt sí nach “gnéithe” de shaol na mná iad cóicín agus táibléid.
Ghearr an Breitheamh Andrew Cody dhá mhí ar fionraí ar feadh dhá bhliain ar an mbean.
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