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30 Jun 2022
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Gardaí have seized close to €40,000 worth of drugs following a search of a premises in Longford town
Gardaí say they are following a 'definite line of inquiry' after close to €40,000 worth of drugs were seized in Longford town yesterday.
Officers from the Longford/Roscommon Divisional Drugs Unit made the discovery after carrying out a planned search of a premises at around 10am.
An estimated €33,000 worth of cocaine, together with around €6,000 of cannabis were seized along with €1,300 in cash.
No arrests were made, but garda sources are hopeful arrests will follow.
The Leader also understands the prime targets of yesterday's raid are leading figures connected to a well known crime family from the greater Longford town area.
For more, see next week's Leader.
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Cathaoirleach of Ballymahon Municipal District Area Cllr Paul Ross
Cllr Peggy Nolan with Longford County Council chief executive Paddy Mahon and incoming Cathaoirleach Cllr Turlough McGovern
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Service users of the Ballymahon Day Care Centre on a visit to Leinster House recently. Also pictured are Senator Micheál Carrigy, Garda Emma Kiernan and Manager of the centre, Breda Greaves
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