Anti-drugs drive costs €183m a year

IRELAND spends the fifth most in the EU in dealing with illegal drugs, according to a new survey.

Anti-drugs drive costs €183m a year

The Irish State spends €183 million a year on prevention, treatment and supply reduction, equivalent to €49 per capita.

This places us fifth out of 15 EU member states, behind the Netherlands, Sweden, Britain and Luxembourg.

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