Two men have been arrested after heroin worth over €100,000 was seized in Dublin.
The men, both in their late teens, were detained after gardaí stopped a searched a car on the South Circular Road this afternoon.
Heroin with an estimated street value of €112,000 was found in the car and during a follow-up search of a house.
The men are being held at Kevin Street Garda Station.
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