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As Gaeilge. Our Partners. Listen Back Absolute Irish. Sign up My Profile Login Logout. News Guards weed out growhouse hidden behind false wall in Tramore. Share this article. A year-old man was jailed for ten years for possession of controlled drugs for sale or supply with the final two years suspended at Waterford Circuit Criminal Court on Tuesday January 18th. The unit at 4D in the Riverstown Industrial Estate in Tramore had its own irrigation system and was able to bypass the main electrical supply without the utility provider becoming aware of the heavy use, Garda John Murphy of Tramore's Drugs Unit told the court. An open plan area, past the false wall, was fitted out as a growhouse containing thermometers and heaters. Inside were cannabis plants as well as hydroponics allowing cultivation of the plant. They arrested Wilmott and detained him at Tramore Garda Station, where he was interviewed and had his phone seized. He later pleaded guilty. The court heard that Wilmott had at least a 'medium range' role in the criminal enterprise, if not higher. He was nonetheless working for others who had yet to be caught, his defence team said. Garda Murphy said they were unable to trace these men and were also unable to trace the monies seemingly involved in the overall enterprise, adding that Wilmott did not lead a lavish lifestyle. However, a second man is due to appear before the court later this year in relation to the case. Colman Cody SC, for Willmott, accepted the case was of a serious nature and said his client had been under financial pressure following the breakdown of his marriage, and is currently providing for his two children and his partner. A probation report, while commending Wilmott as of good character and at low risk of reoffending, noted he 'accepted very limited responsibility' for his role in the drugs operation, which Judge O'Kelly took into consideration. He added that Wilmott was not a vulnerable person and did not suffer addiction issues, instead entering the drugs business of his own accord. Judge O'Kelly applied that sentence with the final two years suspended. They must be spent under the supervision of the Probation Service, he said. He added that he would not be directing an order to review Wilmott's accounts and granted him two counsel and a solicitor in case of an appeal. This week's Top Stories News Oct 21, News Oct 21, News 'Spring forward fall back' - Clock set to be adjusted this weekend Oct 21, News Former garda wins claim over lost wages after release from prison Oct 21, News Schools turning to unqualified staff amid struggle to recruit teachers Oct 21, News Three-car collision reported on N25 Oct 21, Search in all our content.

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