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'It took six officers to restrain him': Psychoactive legal highs are creeping into Irish prisons
There are fears that these drugs
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There are fears that these drugs
Concerns are being raised about the lack of progress in tackling certain psychoactive substances.
The EU Drug Markets Report shows that the use of new drugs continues to rise across Europe.
Crispin Blunt was speaking against a proposed ban on the recreational drug, which is popular among gay men.
The mother of a young man whose death was connected to the drugs said, “If the Gardai had been tougher it wouldn’t have been as easy to get this stuff”.
The use of ‘fat burning’ drugs is also on the rise.
Jordan Blackburn his life has been “destroyed” by the death of his friend.
There was “huge outcry” over the issue, a local community worker said.
A new Trinity study shows that treatment for ‘legal highs’ dropped to virtually nil
A new report shows interest in ‘traditional’ drugs is falling.
Dawn and Carl Owens say the drugs made their some distracted and suicidal.
It’s probably best not to take any chances.
GHB is also going to be controlled even tighter.
A new study by the European Commission has also found that use of legal highs was three times the European average.
A new report also proposes a ‘treatment tax’ on alcohol.
Experts have said many of the deaths recorded in the UK were in fact attributable to substances that were already illegal.
Bags of Herbal Haze, China White and Dust till Dawn were stolen from a shop yesterday.
UN concerned about pyschoactive substances being sold online – authorities can’t keep up with upsurge in use.
A new report by MPs wants drug laws overhauled – and retailers of ‘legal highs’ to be held liable for any harm the products cause.
The annual report of the EU drugs agency also found that Ireland has the highest rate of heroin use in Europe.
Sixteen per cent of Irish young people say they’ve tried legal highs, while one third think they should be banned. Have your say…
An inquest hears that a man stoned on mephedrone, a legal high, downed the spirit and died of alcohol poisoning.