Gardai have confirmed a woman and a juvenile female have been charged in relation to the violent incident in Birdhill last weekend
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28 Mar 2026
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A still from a video, which has been shared on social media, shows gardai purportedly apprehending a man and searching a green area
GARDAI have conducted an operation in east Limerick targeting the sale / supply of drugs and anti-social behaviour in a village.
Uniform and plainclothes officers descended on Cappamore on the afternoon of Thursday, March 19 and carried out a series of raids.
A video, which has been widely shared on social media, shows gardai searching a green area in a housing estate. It also purportedly shows gardai apprehending a man who is on the ground.
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A garda spokesperson confirmed they searched two residential properties in Cappamore.
“Quantities of cannabis and cocaine were seized. No arrests have been made at this time.
"Investigations are ongoing,” said a garda spokesperson.
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