News
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16th April 2017
Decriminalise certain drugs to focus on the big problems, says criminologistA leading criminologist believes efforts to make a serious dent in drug-trafficking into Ireland can only succeed if the use of some drugs is decriminalised and there’s less of a focus on smaller seizures.
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16th April 2017
A drug with ‘zombie-like’ effects is causing huge problems in Manchester. So what is it?A surge in use of the former legal high known as ‘spice’ has put huge pressure on the emergency services in Manchester.
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16th April 2017
Plan to tackle alcohol abuse as liver cancer diagnoses up 300pcAlcohol is fuelling a surge in liver cancer, particularly in men, a new report has warned.
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14th April 2017
Information about Garda roadside preliminary drug testingThe introduction of Garda roadside preliminary drug testing begins on 13 April 2017.
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13th April 2017
Forum seeks to give voice to most-vulnerable drug usersOrganisation aims to advocate for improved services and more rapid access to treatment
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13th April 2017
Drug warning over middle-aged motorists who ‘borrow’ tablets and driveROAD SAFETY CHIEFS have issued a warning to people who may abuse Valium-like drugs and get behind the wheel.
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12th April 2017
‘I can have one joint, right?’ Everything you need to know about roadside drug testingNew devices were unveiled to reporters today. Here’s what you need to know.
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12th April 2017
Campaign tackles drug driving and promotes awareness of new Preliminary Drug TestingThe Road Safety Authority (RSA) launched its fifth in a series of anti-drug driving awareness campaigns in association with An Garda Síochána on 12th April 2017.
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10th April 2017
Legalising cannabis could boost Irish tax revenues by millionsUS entrepreneur claims pharmaceutical industry against legalisation
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10th April 2017
Call for outreach programmes for people with hepatitis CThe Health Service Executive has provided €30m to fund treatment for hepatitis C.






