On a gloomy day in Cork, officials discovered the largest crystal meth shipment in Ireland's history, linked to a global drug network. The investigation led detectives to a family-run garden centre in Ballyseedy, a small town, shocking the local community. Expert commentators explore how such an operation could stem from a seemingly innocent establishment, uncovering layers of family involvement, financial motivation, and a broader international cartel. This two-part special delves into the implications of this discovery for local law enforcement and the challenges presented by global drug trafficking.
This extraordinary discovery in Cork reveals the scale of a drug operation, leading to an international manhunt that connects back to a small Dublin family.
The crystal meth seizure not only breaks records in Ireland but also uncovers a web of connections reaching into local communities and global drug trafficking.
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