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A man in his 40s was arrested at the scene and is being questioned in relation to the seizure.
Gardaí in Tipperary Town have arrested a male and seized over €5,000 of suspected drugs in Tipperary Town.
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At around 2.30pm on Thursday, gardaí from the Divisional Drugs Unit assisted by gardaí from the Community Policing Unit executed a search warrant at a house in the Glenview Square area of Tipperary Town.
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During the course of the search gardaí seized suspected cocaine with an approximate street value of €5,000.
The suspected drug will be sent for analysis.
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Gardaí also seized in excess of €1,100 in cash along with scales bags and other drugs paraphernalia.
A man in his 40s was arrested at the scene and is being questioned in relation to the seizure.
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