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12/05/2021
Two Men Charged After £500,000 Of Cocaine Seized
Two men have been charged after the seizure of suspected cocaine, worth a street value of £500,000, in Fintona, County Tyrone.
The Organised Crime Unit carried out raids in the area on Monday, 10 May.
The suspects, aged 35 and 25, are to appear in court in Dungannon today, 12 May, accused of drugs, firearms and theft offences.
The Organised Crime Unit carried out raids in the area on Monday, 10 May.
The suspects, aged 35 and 25, are to appear in court in Dungannon today, 12 May, accused of drugs, firearms and theft offences.
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NI Men Arrested Over Drugs Seizure
Two men from Northern Ireland have been arrested in connection with the seizure of cannabis worth an estimated 500,000 euros in Co. Donegal. Two men, aged 27 and 47, both from Armagh, were arrested in Falcarragh on Monday and are being held in Letterkenny Garda station.
NI Men Arrested Over Drugs Seizure
Two men from Northern Ireland have been arrested in connection with the seizure of cannabis worth an estimated 500,000 euros in Co. Donegal. Two men, aged 27 and 47, both from Armagh, were arrested in Falcarragh on Monday and are being held in Letterkenny Garda station.
30 November 2005
Hain opens NI's largest water treatment works
Secretary of State Peter Hain has officially opened a new £20 million state-of-the-art water treatment works at Drumaroad in Co Down. The plant treats water from the Silent Valley reservoir and is the largest of its type in Northern Ireland.
Hain opens NI's largest water treatment works
Secretary of State Peter Hain has officially opened a new £20 million state-of-the-art water treatment works at Drumaroad in Co Down. The plant treats water from the Silent Valley reservoir and is the largest of its type in Northern Ireland.
08 August 2008
Cannabis Plants Seized
Cannabis plants have been recovered and Irish police have arrested three people following raids on a number of houses in Co Longford and Co Roscommon - by coincidence at much the same time as similar raids in Northern Ireland.
Cannabis Plants Seized
Cannabis plants have been recovered and Irish police have arrested three people following raids on a number of houses in Co Longford and Co Roscommon - by coincidence at much the same time as similar raids in Northern Ireland.
23 August 2004
Four men due in court over drugs find
Four men have been charged with possession and possession with the intent to supply Class A drugs. The charges relate to the planned search of a house by police in Cookstown on Friday when drugs, including cocaine, worth an estimated street value of £7,000 were recovered.
Four men due in court over drugs find
Four men have been charged with possession and possession with the intent to supply Class A drugs. The charges relate to the planned search of a house by police in Cookstown on Friday when drugs, including cocaine, worth an estimated street value of £7,000 were recovered.
18 September 2017
Man Arrested Over Drugs Find
A man has been arrested after police discovered cocaine, cannabis and prescription drugs in Co L'Derry. A large sum of cash was also found during searches. The suspect has been detained in connection with importing drugs and is alleged to have attacked a police officer.
Man Arrested Over Drugs Find
A man has been arrested after police discovered cocaine, cannabis and prescription drugs in Co L'Derry. A large sum of cash was also found during searches. The suspect has been detained in connection with importing drugs and is alleged to have attacked a police officer.
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