A man and a woman are to appear before Dublin District Court on Wednesday morning following the seizure of cannabis worth €600,000 at Dublin Airport.
At approximately 1pm on Monday, Revenue Customs personnel discovered the cannabis in passenger luggage from an inbound flight.
Gardaí attached to Ballymun Drugs Unit arrested a man, aged in his early 40s, at the scene.
During a follow-up operation gardaí from the Coolock Drugs Unit arrested a woman, aged in her late 30s, in the Dublin City centre area later on Monday afternoon, in connection with the investigation.
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In a statement gardai said: “Both were detained under drugs trafficking legislation at a Garda station in north Dublin.”
“The (pair) have since been charged and Garda investigations are ongoing”.