Irwin was brought to Ballyshannon courthouse by four officers from the Irish Prison Service. The move comes after he was accused of cocaine-related offenses. Authorities have not yet confirmed the exact nature of the allegations, but sources indicate that his company is under investigation. Irwin has refused to provide surety, a common step in legal proceedings. The presence of four officers suggests the situation is being handled with caution. No formal charges have been filed yet, but the court appearance marks a significant step in the case. The Irish Prison Service is involved, indicating a possible link between Irwin’s business activities and the legal action. The case remains under review, with further details expected in the coming days.