Clarence Hotel among many to object to injecting centre in Dublin city

Bono and The Edge's Clarence Hotel has voiced their opposition to a planned injecting centre in Dublin city.

Clarence Hotel among many to object to injecting centre in Dublin city
Fri, 16 Nov, 2018 - 07:06

Bono and The Edge's Clarence Hotel has voiced their opposition to a planned injecting centre in Dublin city.

Merchants Quay Ireland has lodged plans with the City Council for Ireland's first medically supervised injection centre for heroin and cocaine addicts.

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