Cork gardaí strike blow to major drug op

Gardaí claim to have dealt a major blow to one of the biggest drug-dealing operations in the State.

Fri, 04 Jun, 2004 - 09:33

Gardaí claim to have dealt a major blow to one of the biggest drug-dealing operations in the State.

Two men were arrested yesterday following a €1.7m cannabis seizure in west Cork and Cork city.

This followed a cocaine and cannabis seizure near Ballinhassig in west Cork on Wednesday night.

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