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Brendan Furlong

Wexford man who was trapped in car for three days charged with possession of heroin

A Wexford man who was trapped in his car for three days after he crashed into a 20 foot gully earlier this month has been charged with the possession of heroin.

Appearing before Judge John Cheatle at Gorey District Court was 30-year-old John Wall, of Coolaw, Taghmon, Co Wexford, who was charged with two counts of possession of diamorphine for the purpose of sale or supply - one charge related to Redmond Square, Wexford town, while the other related to Coolaw, Taghmon. Both offences relate to January 18.

When the charges were put, Wall replied: 'Get me a solicitor'.

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