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Read the latest crime and court news from Dundalk, Louth and the surrounding areas, Co Louth. Enjoy our award winning photos and picture galleries taken in Dundalk and Louth. Enjoy our latest and up to date motoring review and news in Dundalk and Louth. Kindly add us to your ad blocker whitelist. Andrew Cooper 28 of Castle Heights, Castletown Road, Dundalk, who had no previous convictions, had admitted possessing benzocaine in circumstances giving rise to the inference that it was connected to a drug trafficking offence, and unlawful possession of cocaine and having the drug for sale or supply at Castle Road, Dundalk, on May 14th last year. The court had previously heard how Mr. Cooper was 'extremely nervous' when the guards signaled the Volkswagen Jetta he was driving to stop. Gardai appeal for witnesses as murder probe launched in Dundalk. Louth man threatened to kill or seriously harm woman and her son. The Defence barrister said his client had been engaging with his GP and urged the court to give him a chance. He had turned to the use of illicit substances in the past and became chronically addicted, accumulating a significant debt. However, the barrister stressed that on the date in question, he was transporting drugs to write off a portion of this debt. The case was put back to investigate the claim and the court heard last Wednesday that a man who was also in the car, and his family were known to be involved in the sale or supply of drugs and when Mr. Cooper's iPhone was analysed messages on Whats App and Facebook were recovered. One asked 'Have you half cash'. Others said 'Hoping to get something on tick', 'Could I get three and a half on tick' and 'Any white stuff'. Judge John Brennan had previously put back the case so Mr Cooper's suitability to be dealt with by the drug treatment court could be assessed but the investigating garda indicated it was too serious a matter for the drug court. Judge McKiernan also noted a drug addiction was not suggested in the Probation report and said it was clear the defendant was involved in the sale and supply of drugs. The judge imposed a four month sentence for that offence and convicted him of driving without insurance, but exercised her discretion and did not impose a driving ban as the court heard he works at the Intel site in Kildare and a letter from his employer confirming at least five years work being available for him there was handed into the court. To continue reading this article, please subscribe and support local journalism! Subscribing will allow you access to all of our premium content and archived articles. You can also sign up to our carefully curated newsletter s to keep up to date with your latest local news! Will schools close because of Storm Ashley? National News. Local News. Sponsored Content. Photos: Arthur Kinahan. Keep up with the latest news from Donegal with our daily newsletter featuring the most important stories of the day delivered to your inbox every evening at 5pm. You can obtain a copy of the Code, or contact the Council, at www. Louth Live. Please allow ads as they help fund our trusted local news content. Support our mission and join our community now. Contribute Free Newsletter Maybe Later. Thank you for supporting Ireland's best local journalism! Subscribe Pay Per Article. Dundalk man sentenced for sale and supply of drugs. Dundalk courthouse. Reporter: Court Reporter. Most Popular. Arthur's Archives: Reeling in the Years across Louth. Time to plan your Christmas Party in Louth. Save the date! We've got your Sunday Lunch covered! Rare books, exclusive literature and Yeats memorabilia from Louth collector up for auction. Arthur's Sporting Archives Take a trip down memory lane. We've got Donegal Covered Subscribe or register today to discover more from DonegalLive. Buy Now. Get the news Keep up with the latest news from Donegal with our daily newsletter featuring the most important stories of the day delivered to your inbox every evening at 5pm. Register Here. Iconic Media is Ireland's largest independently owned regional newspaper and media group, with an unrivalled audience in print, online and mobile. We have 19 regional newspapers and 21 digital sites. Follow us on.