Meath village warns drug dealers who 'often deal in plain sight on the streets' to stay away

A stark message to stay away has been sent out to dealers ahead of a public meeting to rid an Irish village of drugs.

Meath village warns drug dealers who 'often deal in plain sight on the streets' to stay away
Mon, 17 Dec, 2018 - 12:25

By Louise Walsh

A stark message to stay away has been sent out to dealers ahead of a public meeting to rid an Irish village of drugs.

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