A man has appeared in court charged with the possession of more than €100,000 worth of suspected drugs in Co Sligo.
Anthony Delaney, aged 29, appeared at Letterkenny District Court today.
Gardai arrested Delaney and found him with a haul of suspected cannabis herb, cannabis resin, cannabis jellies and cocaine in Collooney on Tuesday.
The total value of the suspected drugs is estimated to be €106,000
Gardaí from Sligo Garda station searched the property in Collooney at 9pm using a search warrant under Section 26 of the Misuse of Drugs Act, 1977/84.
He was charged with possession of drugs and the possession for sale and supply of drugs.
Garda Sgt Jim Collins said they had no objection to bail.
However, a number of conditions were imposed on the accused with an address at 20 Kiernan Avenue, Collooney, Co Sligo.
They are that he not apply for a passport, that he sign on twice a week at Sligo Garda Station and that he remains indoors on a curfew at his address between 10pm and 7am.
Judge Sandra Murphy released Delaney on his own bail of €250.
She adjourned the case to Sligo District Court on September 2nd next.