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Gardaí uncovered a grow house and suspected cannabis plants and herb with an estimated street value of €68,000 during a search in Athy, Co Kildare yesterday.
As a result of ongoing inquiries into the sale and supply of controlled drugs in the Kildare district, gardaí assisted by the Kildare District Drugs Unit carried out a search under warrant at a premises in Rathsillagh, Fontstown, Athy, Co Kildare on July 1.
During the course of the search, Gardaí discovered a grow house and suspected cannabis plants with an estimated street value of €64,000 and suspected cannabis herb with an estimated street value of €3,900 (pending analysis) was seized. Cash to the value of approximately €2,400 was also seized.
A male, aged in his 30s, was arrested at the scene and detained under Section 4 of The Criminal Justice Act 1984 at Newbridge Garda Station. He was later charged and appeared before Naas District Court, this morning.
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