Case against Cork teen allegedly caught with €23k worth of cannabis adjourned

Adam Condron  is charged with being in possession of cannabis and having the drugs for the purpose of sale or supply 
Case against Cork teen allegedly caught with €23k worth of cannabis adjourned

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The case against a teenager allegedly caught on May 18 with more than €23,000 worth of cannabis was adjourned until October to allow time for forensic analysis and DPP directions.

Adam Condron (19) of Monastery Way, Fairhill, Cork, is charged with being in possession of cannabis and having the drugs for the purpose of sale or supply to others on May 18.

Garda Shane Halligan who arrested him said there was no objection to bail being granted to the accused on conditions.

The defendant was required to sign on daily at Gurranabraher garda station.

Judge Miriam Walsh adjourned the case until October 20, 2026, on the application of Sergeant Gearóid Davis.

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