Revenue detector dog Robbie has made a massive herbal cannabis find in the Dublin Mail Centre.
The 1kg find is worth €20,000 and was making its way to Northern Ireland.
It had originated from Canada before making its way to the capital.
A Revenue spokesman said: "Today (22/03/2019), Revenue officers at the Dublin Mail Centre seized 1kg of herbal cannabis with an estimated street value of €20,000.
"The cannabis discovered with the assistance of Revenue detector dog Robbie, concealed a parcel which originated in Canada and was destined for an address in Northern Ireland."
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A number of drug packages that were headed for Dublin were also found in Portlaoise.
There was 0.75kgs of herbal cannabis worth €15,000 seized.
And another parcel containing 8.95kgs of Khat worth €4,475 was also discovered.
They continued: "On Tuesday (19/03/2019), following routine profiling, Revenue officers in Portlaoise Mail Centre seized 0.75kgs of herbal cannabis.
"The illegal drugs, with an estimated street value of €15,000, were discovered concealed in a parcel from the USA which was destined for an address in Dublin.
"The parcel was labelled as an ‘Ornament’.
"Separately yesterday (19/03/2019), Revenue officers in Portlaoise Mail Centre seized a 8.95kgs of Khat an estimated street value of €4,475.
"The Khat was discovered in a parcel labelled as ‘Spices’ that originated in Kenya and was destined for an address in Dublin.
"Investigations are ongoing with a view to prosecution.
"These seizures are part of Revenue's ongoing operations targeting drug importations.
"If businesses or members of the public have any information regarding drug smuggling, they can contact Revenue in confidence on Confidential Phone Number 1800 295 295."
