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<p>The Citizens’ Assembly on Drug Use voted to recommend that Ireland move towards a 'comprehensive health-led' approach to possession of drugs for personal use. Picture: Maxwell’s</p>

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Cross-party politicians urge 'radical change' in drug policy

The call follows recommendations made by the Citizens’ Assembly

<p>A drug injection facility in the US.</p>

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Supervised injection centre being considered to protect Cork City drug users

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Cormac O'Keeffe: Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use has been given a mammoth task

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Tánaiste 'worried' about impact of legalising cannabis

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Gradual changes to drug laws 'best' way

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Cannabis report: The case for legalisation must take into account its potential harms

National Women's Council: 'We need full decriminalisation of abortion'

The research found 71% agree that abortion should be treated like any other medical procedure and should never be a matter for criminal law

Tue, 15 Mar, 2022

Dublin footballer Philly McMahon backs proposals for drugs decriminalisation

Dublin football legend Philly McMahon has backed calls to decriminalise drugs after it emerged the government is considering scrapping criminal convictions for people caught with drugs for their own personal use.

Fri, 01 Jun, 2018

Survey: Half of Irish people are in favour of decriminalisation of drugs

Half of Irish people would be in favour of the decriminalisation of drugs.

Thu, 17 Nov, 2016

Decriminalisation proposals would free up to 60,000 Garda hours

New decriminalisation proposals would see some 11,000 people who face the prospect every year of a criminal conviction for possessing small amounts of drugs diverted to health authorities for treatment.

Fri, 06 Nov, 2015

Shift in political attitudes sees drug reform leave the fringes

Less than a year ago, the thought that both the drugs strategy minister and an Oireachtas committee would be calling for the effective decriminalisation of drug use was inconceivable, writes Cormac O’Keeffe

Fri, 06 Nov, 2015

decriminalisation

Cross-party politicians urge 'radical change' in drug policy

Supervised injection centre being considered to protect Cork City drug users

Cormac O'Keeffe: Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use has been given a mammoth task

Tánaiste 'worried' about impact of legalising cannabis

Gradual changes to drug laws 'best' way

Cannabis report: The case for legalisation must take into account its potential harms

National Women's Council: 'We need full decriminalisation of abortion'

Dublin footballer Philly McMahon backs proposals for drugs decriminalisation

Survey: Half of Irish people are in favour of decriminalisation of drugs

Decriminalisation proposals would free up to 60,000 Garda hours

Shift in political attitudes sees drug reform leave the fringes

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Mick Clifford

decriminalisation

Cross-party politicians urge 'radical change' in drug policy

Supervised injection centre being considered to protect Cork City drug users

Cormac O'Keeffe: Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use has been given a mammoth task

Tánaiste 'worried' about impact of legalising cannabis

Gradual changes to drug laws 'best' way

Cannabis report: The case for legalisation must take into account its potential harms

National Women's Council: 'We need full decriminalisation of abortion'

Dublin footballer Philly McMahon backs proposals for drugs decriminalisation

Survey: Half of Irish people are in favour of decriminalisation of drugs

Decriminalisation proposals would free up to 60,000 Garda hours

Shift in political attitudes sees drug reform leave the fringes

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Mick Clifford

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