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Irish Mirror
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Paul Neilan

Man who was 'conduit' for 'industrial-scale' Kinahan crime operation to be sentenced this month

A 52-year-old Dublin man who acted as a "conduit" in an "industrial-scale" Kinahan Cartel drugs and ammunition operation will be sentenced at the Special Criminal Court later this month.

Anthony Glynn pleaded guilty at the non-jury court earlier this year to having hundreds of rounds of various ammunition and €1.4m in drugs for the Kinahans.

Glynn of Fitzgibbon Court, Dublin 1, had been charged that he, on dates between January 25, 2017, and April 12, 2017, both dates inclusive, within the State, "did commit a serious offence for the benefit of a criminal organisation, namely the possession of one or more controlled drugs, to wit cocaine and cannabis, for the purpose of selling or otherwise supplying the said controlled drugs".

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