Customs seize €1.2m of ecstasy tablets in Dublin

Customs seize €1.2m of ecstasy tablets in Dublin

Fri, 19 Dec, 2014 - 14:52

Up to 120,000 ecstasy tablets have been seized by Customs Officers and Gardaí today in Dublin.

The ecstasy tablets, which cane from Belgium, were impressed with a “Superman” logo and have an estimated street value of €1.2m.

Investigations are on-going.

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