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CREDIT: An Garda Síochána
We're not codding! One kilo of cannabis was fished by an Irish trawler 80 miles off the south coast recently.
The haul landed at Kilmore Quay and was reported to Gardaí with enquiries ongoing.
Gardaí added: "We were trawling for a hook line or some-fin catchy to say after herring about this..."
We’re not codding! One kilo of cannabis fished by an Irish trawler 80 miles off the south coast recently. Landed at Kilmore Quay & reported to Gardaí, enquiries ongoing. We were trawling for a hook line or some-fin catchy to say after herring about this... pic.twitter.com/mg4K15Tuxz
— Garda Info (@gardainfo) May 12, 2020
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