20/10/2021
20/10/2021
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Members of the Armed Support Unit in Ballymahon this afternoon
Two men have been arrested following a drugs bust in Ballymahon this afternoon.
As part of investigations into the sale and supply of illegal drugs in Longford and Roscommon, the Divisional Drug Unit carried out a search of an apartment on the Main Street of the south Longford town and seized a quantity of drugs with a street value of €200,000.
During the course of the search Cannabis worth €100,000, Cocaine to the value of €70,000 and MDMA worth €30,000 was seized. All drugs seized are subject to analysis.
Two men, aged in their early 30s, have been arrested and are detained at Longford Garda Station under Section 2 of the Criminal Justice (Drug Trafficking) Act 1996.
Investigations are ongoing.
A Longford publican has urged members of the public to come out and support local businesses, warning retailers and licensed premises “cannot wait for a Christmas rush” to keep their doors open
Emergency services in Longford at the scene of last Saturday's fire at Pat Corrigan Transport Ltd
Late Mary (May) Reilly (née Murtagh), Ballinulty, Dring, Longford
Ballymahon's ‘Pobal le Cheile’ regeneration project has received another boost
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