Taxi driver (28) charged over €380,000 drug bust at Dublin storage unit

Eoin Richardson appeared before Judge Patricia Cronin at Dublin District Court and faced objections to bail.
Taxi driver (28) charged over €380,000 drug bust at Dublin storage unit

Tom Tuite

A taxi driver has been charged over a seizure of €380,000 worth of drugs in a storage unit in Dublin.

Eoin Richardson, 28, of Swilly Road, Cabra, Dublin 7, is accused of possessing cocaine, MDMA, and ketamine and having them for sale of supply on May 28th. It follows a garda drug seizure at a Store 4U unit on the Old Naas Road, Kingswood, Dublin 22.

He appeared before Judge Patricia Cronin at Dublin District Court and faced objections to bail.

Defence barrister Paddy Flynn, instructed by solicitor Martin O’Donnell, pleaded for bail and that his client would obey conditions. He had surrendered his passport.

Judge Cronin set bail in his bond of €1,000 but required the approval of a €10,000 independent surety before release. He was also ordered to provide a phone number to gardaí.

Once bail has been taken up, he must reside at an address in Kildare, not apply for a new passport with a phone number, sign on daily at a garda station and obey a curfew.

He was remanded in custody with consent to bail on these terms and will appear at Cloverhill District Court next week.

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