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Gardaí seize over €278,000 worth of drugs following search of residence in Dublin
Gardaí have seized €278,650 worth of drugs following a search at a residence in Dublin on Tuesday 8 October.
During a search at a residence in Dublin 12, gardaí from the Crumlin/Terenure ‘G’ District Drugs Unit seized an estimated €180,000 in cannabis herb, €91,000 in pink cocaine and MDMA tablets believed to be worth €7,650.
In addition to this, gardaí seized a stolen motorbike and drug paraphernalia at the residence.
The drugs will be sent to Forensic Science Ireland for further analysis.
No arrests have been made at this time and investigations are ongoing.
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