A man in his 50s has been arrested after a drug sting in a south Dublin business premises on Monday.
Gardai found the cannabis herb, which has an estimated value of €180,000, in the premises in the Sandyford area of the capital. The man was then arrested in connection with the find.
Gardai have confirmed investigations into the seizure are still ongoing. A spokesman said: "Gardaí seized an estimated €180,000 in cannabis herb at a business premises in the Sandyford area of Dublin on Monday. A man, aged in his 50s, was arrested in connection with the seizure. Investigations ongoing."
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Last week, cannabis parcels labelled as "toys" were seized by Revenue officers. They were found with the help of detector dog Sam and were bound for an address in Dublin 12.
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