No. That would get you disbarred.
Sounds like there may be a claim for breach of GDPR for inaccurate processing of his personal data, i.e. that he incorrectly owes money, thereby causing personal injuries. Feel free to message me as I do a lot of these cases.
Barrister does most of the legal work and the solicitor takes the credit 
"That's because her mouth was full."
"Suck your mom's dick!"
"i don't eat meat!"
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Wow... what a piece of shit.
100% NTA. She sexually assaulted him and should be charged.
You can but it's up to you if you want to challange them for taking your property with no timeline for it's return, for breach of your privacy too (i.e. they can't hold or process your phone/data indefinitely), etc. If you sent a solicitor's letter, then you'd probably get an update quickly. I've taken on similar cases and they magically resolve themselves after threatening legal action.
Write a letter to Superintendent of the Garda station (if you know it, if not to Garda HQ) requesting your phone back within 14 days or you'll get a solicitor to issue proceedings.
Do you have any proof or paperwork in your possession that shows they took it?
Absolutely not. I'd do it then later sue them for breach of GDPR and get a few quid 😁🤣
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