No arrests were made and gardaí say investigations are ongoing.
Counterfeit cigarettes worth around €10 million were seized during a search operation in west Dublin yesterday evening.
Gardaí carried out the search as part of Operation Tara.
A trailer containing boxes of counterfeit cigarettes was discovered in a yard by gardaí and Revenue Customs officers.
The estimated loss to the Exchequer is €7.5 million.
No arrests were made and gardaí say investigations are ongoing.
This operation was conducted by members of the Detective Units Clondalkin/Rathcoole and the Clondalkin Tasking Unit. Assistance was provided by Revenue Customs Officers.

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