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Over 900,000 euro worth of drugs, cash and paraphernalia have been seized after raids in Dublin at the weekend.
Two men have since been charged and appeared in court on Monday in relation to the seizures.
On Saturday, a vehicle in Tallaght was stopped and searched by gardai attached to the Serious Crime unit in Tallaght.
During the search, cannabis herb and 800 euro in cash was seized.
A man aged in his late 30s was arrested at the scene and detained at a Garda station in Dublin under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act.
During follow-up searches, two premises were searched under warrant in Tallaght and Lucan.
Cannabis herb, cannabis resin and cannabis plants worth around 900,000 euro, as well as drugs paraphernalia, were seized.
During the follow-up searches, a man aged in his late 40s was arrested and detained at a Dublin Garda station under Section 2 of the Criminal Justice (Drug Trafficking) Act.
All drugs are subject to analysis by Forensic Science Ireland.
Both prosecutions were brought by the National Transport Authority
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