Revenue seize two tons of illegal tobacco with help of detector dog

The detector dog, Waffle, took part in the search operation. Picture: Revenue

The detector dog, Waffle, took part in the search operation. Picture: Revenue

Tue, 05 Jan, 2021 - 16:12
Ciarán Sunderland

Custom officials at Dublin port intercepted over two tonnes of tobacco at Dublin port yesterday. 

Concealed in A4 boxes labelled: ‘multipurpose office paper,’ the illegal tobacco originated from Hong Kong. 

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