*Photograph: John Mangan

Cannabis worth an estimated €20,000 has been seized by Gardaí as they continue to focus on a property in the main street of Newmarket-on-Fergus.

During a search of an apartment on the main street of the village before 3pm on Friday afternoon, Gardaí discovered what is suspected to be a cannabis plant, analysis of the plant is to be undertaken.

The suspected cannabis is worth an estimated €20,000.

No arrests were made in relation to the drug seizure with Gardaí following a definite line of enquiry. Investigations remain ongoing, a Garda spokesperson confirmed.

The Clare Echo understands that the property was searched following an assault causing harm that occurred in the village on March 23rd. At a special sitting of Ennis District Court on Thursday, the tenant of the property was remanded in origin with consent to bail until April 7th in Ennis District Court.

Related News

ballyalla 14-03-25 1
Bathing ban introduced at Ballyalla
ei electronics
Shannon-based Ei Electronics acquires Limerick print and packaging company
doonbeg golf 1
'Even the improvement of the roads has been phenomenal' - Irish Open a rising tide for West Clare
newmarket-on-fergus vs clonlara 28-03-26 colm galvin 3
Clare Senior Hurling quarter-final to air on TG4
Latest News
ei electronics
Shannon-based Ei Electronics acquires Limerick print and packaging company
doonbeg golf 1
'Even the improvement of the roads has been phenomenal' - Irish Open a rising tide for West Clare
newmarket-on-fergus vs clonlara 28-03-26 colm galvin 3
Clare Senior Hurling quarter-final to air on TG4
clonlara vs st josephs doora:barefield 25-07-26 colm galvin 1
Clonlara feel campaign can 'take off' as they enter knockout stages
Shannon, Ireland, June. 5, 2019: Young women with a banner protesting against the Donald Trump visit at Shannon Airport, Ireland
‘Trump is not welcome in Clare’ – Protests planned ahead of US President's visit to Ireland 
Premium
Doonbeg strikes gold with Irish Open worth €10m to local economy
Bridge Utd coming to the brink of mass exodus strengthened squad's unity
Last year's run to the final 'means nothing' as Clooney/Quin bid to get back to penultimate stage
'Whoever wants it the most will win it' - Inagh/Kilnamona turn attention to business end of Clare SHC
West Clare man (73) described as 'person in authority' charged with sexual intercourse of 17 year old three years ago

Annual Subscription!

The Clare Echo annual subscription for just €69.99 a year. 

Prefer to pay monthly? Click the monthly option and get the first six months for just €3 a month (less than 75c per week), and thereafter €8 per month. 

Cancel anytime, limited time offer. T&Cs Apply. www.clareecho.ie.