Five arrested after drugs worth almost €350,000 seized in Dublin and Louth

Some €200,000 worth of cannabis was discovered following a raid on a house in Dundalk, Co Louth
Five arrested after drugs worth almost €350,000 seized in Dublin and Louth

Gardaí have arrested five people and seized drugs worth almost €350,000 after a series of searches as part of Operation Tara.

Some €200,000 worth of cannabis was discovered following a raid on a house in Dundalk, Co Louth.

Cannabis worth €110,000 was obtained by gardaí in Swords, Co Dublin.

A further batch of cannabis worth €38,000 was seized after a follow-up search of a property in Blanchardstown, Dublin.

The five people remain in garda custody in Ballymun and Blanchardstown Garda Stations.

Following the operation, Assistant Commissioner Angela Willis said: "Tackling the supply of drugs to communities will continue to be a priority for Divisional Drug Units and all members of An Garda Síochána, working in partnership with local communities to keep people safe.

"This seizure of a substantial amount of illicit drugs along with paraphernalia utilised to facilitate its distribution is significant in that regard."

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