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# Injecting Centre

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Planning permission refusal for Ireland's first injecting centre branded 'reprehensible'
Merchants Quay Ireland has appealed against the decision by Dublin City Council.
Merchants Quay to appeal injecting centre refusal to An Bord Pleanála
DCC last month refused permission for the the injecting centre.
Former drugs minister says injecting centre plan has 'been allowed to die' by government
Dublin City Council has refused planning permission for an injecting facility.
Dublin City Council refuses planning permission for Ireland's first injecting centre
The Council gave its decision yesterday.
Gardaí refuse to provide policing plan needed for injecting centre until planning permission is granted
Merchants Quay Ireland applied to Dublin City Council for planning permission for the centre last year.
Dublin's first injecting centre delayed further as Merchants Quay needs more time to address planning concerns
The centre aims to provide a safe, clean environment for people to inject drugs.
'We've seen people die, people beaten up horrifically': This primary school doesn't want an injecting centre 300m from its front door
A plan to open a medically supervised injecting facility has been met with fierce local opposition.
Temple Bar pubs and U2 hotel among 99 objections to State's first supervised injecting centre
The centre would cater for 60 heroin and cocaine addicts every day.
Announcement of site for Dublin injection centre delayed
An announcement was due today, but it’s been delayed yet again.
Debate Room: Where should the first drug injecting centre be located?
Does the first supervised injecting centre need to be in the city centre? Some business owners say no.
Plans for new supervised drug injecting centre in Dublin
The Ana Liffey Drug Project also wants to develop a Naloxone programme and a crisis detox unit for drug users.