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Gardaí seize €500,000 worth of drugs in the South East
A man is in custody at a South East garda station following the seizure of drugs with an estimated street value of €500,000.
During a joint operation between Kilkenny/Carlow and Wexford garda divisions investigating the sale and supply of illegal controlled drugs in Kilkenny, Carlow and South East, gardaí stopped a car at Templemartin on outskirts of Kilkenny city on Wednesday morning. €500,000 worth of cannabis herb was found in the vehicle.
The man was arrested and is currently being detained under the Criminal Justice Act at Kilkenny Garda Station.
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