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Drug trafficking route dismantled and €6m cocaine seized

Irish police searched a farmhouse in County Wexford on Monday night.

RTÉ’s crime correspondent Paul Reynolds told BBC Radio Ulster’s Evening Extra programme that gardaí had been targeting an organised crime group called “the Family” in west Dublin.

“They think a number of crime gangs have clubbed together to buy substantial amounts of drugs,” he told the programme.

”Gardaí had been watching the gang and their movements, specifically articulated trucks, one in particular that went to this farmhouse in County Wexford where Gardaí searched it.

“Also present was a van that gardaí believe cocaine was being transferred to from the truck for onward distribution,” he added.

Mr Reynolds also said there were a “series of searches last night in Wexford and Dublin where Gardaí recovered a substantial amount of cash”.


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