Finglas and Cabra get drugs hotline

A new hotline is to be set up today to tackle the problem of illegal drugs in North Dublin.

Finglas and Cabra get drugs hotline
Wed, 06 Apr, 2005 - 09:50

A new hotline is to be set up today to tackle the problem of illegal drugs in North Dublin.

People in Finglas and Cabra can ring the hotline to notify the Gardaí about illegal drug dealing in their area.

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