News
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23rd December 2008
Relapse the thinking mans problemThe difference between those who struggle and those who enjoy their sobriety often comes down to nothing more than how they have understood temptation and what they have done about it.
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19th December 2008
Needle Exchange Provision in IrelandNeedle Exchange Provision in Ireland, National Advisory Committee on Drugs.
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18th December 2008
Plans for roadside drug testingRoadside drug testing will be introduced in Ireland as soon as a reliable system is available the Dail heard yesterday.
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16th December 2008
Cutbacks wont affect drug servicesA leading drugs treatment specialist believes imminent cutbacks in spending on drug prevention and treatment programmes will not result in a rowback to the endemic drug problems of the 1980s.
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15th December 2008
Drinks industry says no to link with drugs planA Government plan to include alcohol in a new national drugs strategy has angered the drinks industry.
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12th December 2008
Appeal not to cut drugs initiative funding as community plan launchedInner-city Dublin communities affected by drugs have called on the Government to remember that the drug trade is not affected by the recession.
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11th December 2008
Annual lighting of Christmas Tree on Buckingham St, Dublin 1 in memory of all those who have died frLighting of the twelfth commemorative Christmas Tree will take place on Thursday 11th of December at 5.30pm at the junction of Buckingham Street and Killarney Street, Dublin 1.
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11th December 2008
Does rehab deliver more heroin abstinence per pound than methadoneNew Australian study addressing an issue greatly exercising the UK. do you on average get greater returns per pound from residential rehabilitation or from substitute prescribing
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11th December 2008
HSE investigates botulism outbreak among heroin usersThe Health Service Executive is today continuing to investigate an outbreak of botulism among heroin users in Dublin. The move follows the death of one person yesterday.
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10th December 2008
Taskforce against drugs in southeast to have funds cutCOMMUNITY-BASED drugs groups in the southeast are being forced to cut educational initiatives highlighting the dangers of drug use because funding is not available.






