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A WOMAN who was arrested earlier this week following a significant drugs and cash seizure in Limerick has been charged by investigating gardai.
The suspect, whose aged in her earlier 30s, will be brought before a sitting of Limerick District Court later this Thursday.
She was arrested on Tuesday after a property at Drominbeg, Rhebogue was searched by members of the divisional drugs unit under Operation Tara.
Drugs, worth an estimated €143,000 and €32,900 in cash was seized at the property.
Following her arrest, the woman was detained under the provisions of Section 2 of the Criminal Justice (Drug Trafficking) Act 1996 at Henry street garda station.
This morning, a garda spokesperson confirmed she has since charged in relation to the seizure.
Investigations ongoing.
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