Gardaí discover cannabis plants in Cork

Gardaí in Cork have discovered 21 mature cannabis plants in an overgrown area in the Crosshaven area.

Tue, 20 Aug, 2002 - 15:34

Gardaí in Cork have discovered 21 mature cannabis plants in an overgrown area in the Crosshaven area.

Nobody was arrested in connection with the find in Graball, Co Cork.

Gardaí said the plants were worth €2,000. They have been brought to Angelsea Garda Station for examination.

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