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The seizure of an estimated €42,000 worth of cannabis plants in Ballina yesterday afternoon (Sunday, February 8) was part of an on-going intelligence led operation which is targeting the illegal sale and supply of drugs in Mayo. 

In the days before television, computers, or iPads, children often had to be inventive to amuse themselves. When it came to street games they were well able to use their imaginations as they played games like Jackstones, O’Grady Says Do This, Tops, Queenie Queenie, Rover Red Rover, One Two Three Redlight, Jack Jack Show the Light, London Bridge is Falling Down, Cad, skipping, hobbies, marbles, and slides (in winter). Another traditional seasonal game, usually played in September, October, and November, was ‘conkers’ using the seeds of horse chestnut trees. The term conker applies to the tree as well as the seed and there are several theories as to where the name came from. The nut is found in a prickly case which falls from the tree. It is drilled using a nail, sometimes a compass (be careful not to stick yourself!), and then a piece of string is run through it with a knot tied at one end to secure the conker.

Revolutionary by nature and consumed globally, Chá Yi Tea is taking the Irish market by storm, with men and women nationwide brewing the benefits of an all-natural tea that helps to boost the metabolism and cleanse the digestive system to maximise weight loss. Chá Yi Tea is available from Therapie Clinic, which is struggling to keep up with demand.

Confidential information received by gardaí led them to search a house in Castlebar where they found €254 worth of cannabis.

A young man has pleaded guilty to having cannabis for sale or supply at the home of his aunt in Kinnegad.

A commercial premises in the middle of Mullingar was set up as a massive cannabis grow house, ready for at least 760 cannabis plants worth €304,000.

The whiff of cannabis from a Kilkelly man’s car landed him before the local district court last week.

A 31-year-old Ballina man was detected growing cannabis plants at his home when gardaí searched the house on foot of confidential information received from a member of the public.