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Sharp increase for drug and alcohol support services in Midlands - Merchants Quay Ireland
Lack of shower and toilet facilities exacerbating mental health issues for Dublin's rough sleepers
'A forward step': Former Assistant Garda Commissioner on Ireland's first supervised injecting facility
Council street crews called out hundreds of times to clean up discarded needles on Dublin streets
Just two people wrote to city planners saying they were in favour of the new supervised injecting facility
'This will save lives': Planning permission granted for Ireland's first injecting centre
'It’s terrifying rough sleeping. I stay up all night, lying in a doorway'
Merchants Quay to appeal injecting centre refusal to An Bord Pleanála
Former drugs minister says injecting centre plan has 'been allowed to die' by government
Dublin City Council refuses planning permission for Ireland's first injecting centre
Gardaí refuse to provide policing plan needed for injecting centre until planning permission is granted
Dublin's first injecting centre delayed further as Merchants Quay needs more time to address planning concerns
'I owe this place my life': Inside Dublin's only charity offering free hot Sunday dinners to the homeless
'We've seen people die, people beaten up horrifically': This primary school doesn't want an injecting centre 300m from its front door
736 people died directly as a result of drugs in 2016
'We are seeing people who have a home, but they can’t afford the heating or the food to cook'
Planned supervised injection centre may not open in 2019, new Merchants Quay CEO says
'I started taking drugs when I was 12 ... it was just seen as a cool thing to do'
Homeless and addiction charity says 'Ireland is facing a deepening social crisis'
'I used to have to wash myself in a bookies every morning because there would be needles all over the hostel'
"When I was 15 I found €3,500 worth of heroin on the ground... and that was it for me"
Drug use outside Dublin continues to grow, says report