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A book of evidence was served on a man who is accused of money laundering €10,000.
Salman Dylan Mughal (23) of 386 Market Mews, Maryborough Village, Portlaoise is accused of money laundering the sum of €5,000 at a location within the State on March 1, 2024 and a further €5,000 on March 7, 2024.
He appeared before a sitting of Portlaoise District Court where Garda Lisa Murray said she had served the book of evidence.
Garda Sergeant JJ Kirby said the DPP had directed that the accused should be sent forward to the next sittings of Portlaoise Circuit Court in relation to the two counts of money laundering.
Judge Susan Fay issued the standard alibi warning and sent the defendant forward to the next sittings of Portlaoise Circuit Court beginning on November 4.
Anne Doyle BL requested legal aid for a solicitor and counsel in the case. She said her client was a carer.
Judge Fay granted legal aid and remanded the defendant on bail on the same conditions as previously set out in the district court.
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