Customs seize 130,000 cigarettes in cargo marked 'school goods'

An investigation has been launched after 130,000 cigarettes were seized at Dublin Airport.

Customs seize 130,000 cigarettes in cargo marked 'school goods'
Mon, 08 Dec, 2014 - 09:50

An investigation has been launched after 130,000 cigarettes were seized at Dublin Airport.

They were discovered on Friday as a result of cargo profiling by Revenue's Customs Service.

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