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Gardai seized the drugs after stopping and searching a car in Bunratty
A MAN remains in custody this Thursday lunchtime following a seizure of cannabis herb from a car in Bunratty.
Gardai from the Clare Divisional Drug Unit, based in Ennis, stopped and searched a car in Bunratty on Wednesday night.
The car was stopped shortly after 7pm and during the course of the search gardai discovered cannabis herb with an approximate street value of €5,000, subject to analysis.
The driver of the car, a male aged 39 years, was arrested and is currently being detained at Ennis Garda station under the provisions of section 4 of the Criminal Justice Drug Trafficking Act 1984 as amended.
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