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Gardai found 19 ecstasy tablets on a Drogheda man on what he claimed was his first attempt to sell the drug, Dundalk Circuit Court has heard. Ryan Dyas 21 , with an address at Marian Park, pleaded guilty to possession of the tablets and possession with intent to supply at Old Hill, Drogheda on May 27th last year. In a statement to gardai the accused said a Mr A had asked him to sell 20 tablets and said he would send anyone who wanted them to meet the accused at Handball Alley. The accused waited but no one came. He later sold one tablet to man who said he would pay him the following Monday. Garda Maureen McFadden of Drogheda agreed with Mr Roderick O'Hanlon, for the accused, that his client had attempted to dissociate himself from those involved with drugs in the last year. Judge Esmonde Smith remanded the accused on continuing bail to the October sitting. Wed May 22 - Number of homes available to those relying on Hap down since June, according to Simon review. Substantial increase in number of 13 year-olds diagnosed with disability over last decade - report. Ryanair flight from Faro makes several unsuccessful attempts to land in Dublin. Where is our hot moral indignation when it comes to the fathers of the babies found at Tuam? Meta tests facial recognition technology to protect celebrities from scams but Ireland not included in system Number of homes available to those relying on Hap down since June, according to Simon review A quarter of people report rise in far-right sentiment in the workplace Irish greenhouse gas emissions down 2.

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A Drogheda man who claimed he found ecstasy tablets in a field told a court yesterday that his life had been threatened as a result. Finglas pleaded guilty to having ecstasy tablets and possession of the tablets with intent to supply at Constitution Hill, Drogheda, on February 15th, He had struggled with the garda and threw a plastic bag over a wall. The garda let him go and retrieved the bag which was found to contain a coffee jar. Inside it were the tablets. A short time later Finglas gave himself up at Drogheda Garda station. In his statement he said that two days earlier he had seen two men acting suspiciously in a field. Some 20 minutes later, he went into the field and found the jar. As a result of taking it, he said, his life had been threatened. Finglas said he became addicted to drugs while in Mountjoy Prison after taking morphine for a burn injury received there. Judge Raymond Groarke said Finglas would have targeted young people for the sale of the ecstasy tablets and if he had come upon them as he claimed he would not have pleaded guilty to the possession for supply charge. He imposed a year's imprisonment for the possession charge and five years for supply. He would review the sentence in four years. Finglas is now in custody serving a three-year term for assault which was imposed in March. Wed Oct 07 - Number of homes available to those relying on Hap down since June, according to Simon review. Substantial increase in number of 13 year-olds diagnosed with disability over last decade - report. Ryanair flight from Faro makes several unsuccessful attempts to land in Dublin. Where is our hot moral indignation when it comes to the fathers of the babies found at Tuam? Meta tests facial recognition technology to protect celebrities from scams but Ireland not included in system Number of homes available to those relying on Hap down since June, according to Simon review A quarter of people report rise in far-right sentiment in the workplace Irish greenhouse gas emissions down 2.

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