Man who crashed car after taking six ecstasy tablets jailed for two years
Anthony Ward (26) drove the car at night with the lights switched off at speeds of up to 160 km/hr.
Anthony Ward (26) drove the car at night with the lights switched off at speeds of up to 160 km/hr.
Salford police say that the tablets are called ‘Teddy Tablets’.
A man in his 40s has been arrested after a raid in west Dublin yesterday.
The Irish Prison Service launched a confidential helpline today for inmates and members of the public to report information about contraband.
Irish people have been warned about the dangers of buying from unregistered sites.
There has been a steady rise in the number of people seeking medical treatment after taking the drug over the past few years.
The pill is like a “relay race”, researchers say.
The tablets — impressed with a Superman-style ‘S’ — originated in Belgium.
The HSE is warning against the consumption of the green pills.
A new campaign is being launched today to encourage better practice in relation to antibiotics among both doctors and patients.
The Irish Medicine Board expects lists of interchangeable medicines to be ready within two months of legislation on the drugs commencing.
In the past five years, benzodiazepine use has increased by nearly 40 per cent in Ireland. People are being encouraged to dump their old stockpiles of medication.
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