Man arrested after cannabis worth €300,000 seized in Dublin
€5,000 in cash was also seized. By Orla Dwyer Friday 14 May 2021, 8:46 AM 6 hours ago 9,790 Views 24 Comments
Drugs seized by gardaí in north County Dublin yesterday.
Image: An Garda Síochána
Image: An Garda Síochána
GARDAÍ HAVE ARRESTED a man after the seizure of €300,000 worth of cannabis and €5,000 in cash in a search operation in north county Dublin.
Yesterday, gardaí searched a house in the Lusk area as part of an ongoing investigation targeting local drugs distribution networks.
During the course of the search, 21 packages of cannabis herb were found along with smaller amounts of cannabis resin and cocaine.
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A man has been arrested following the seizure of €300,000 worth of cannabis in North County Dublin.
€5,000 in cash was also found following searches of a house in Lusk, as part of an ongoing investigation targeting local drugs distribution networks.
€300k worth of cannabis (analysis pending) & €5k cash seized in North County Dublin drugs operation earlier today. The drugs were discovered when Gardaí from the Balbriggan District Drugs Unit searched a house in Lusk. A man (40s) was arrested. pic.twitter.com/bZ0kBZHaGK
During the search, twenty one packages of cannabis herb were found along with smaller amounts of cannabis resin and cocaine.
Gardaí seize €300k of Cannabis in Lusk raid By Mike Gilmore A man in his early 40s was arrested and is being held at Balbriggan Garda Station.
Gardaí have seized €300,000 in suspected cannabis, along with €5,000 in cash, in a raid at a house in the Lusk area on Thursday.
The Balbriggan District Drugs Unit carried out the search as part of investigations into local drug distribution networks.
Gardaí found 21 packages of herbal cannabis, along with smaller amounts of cannabis resin and cocaine.
Packaging equipment and other drug related paraphernalia were also seized at the scene.
A man in his early 40s was arrested at the scene and is currently being held at Balbriggan Garda Station, where he can be detained for up to a week.
Irish woman accused of murdering her three children can be named publically again
Deirdre Morley is due to stand trial next week for the murder of her three children Conor, 9, Darragh, 7, and Carla, 3, in her family home in Newcastle, County Dublin, on January 24, 2020.
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The Irish woman accused of murdering her three children in January 2020 can be publically named once again following the lifting of a court order that prevented child murder victims from being named in public.Â
Deirdre Morley is due to stand trial next week for the murder of her three children Conor, 9, Darragh, 7, and Carla, 3, in her family home in Newcastle, County Dublin, on January 24, 2020.Â