Plans for Ireland's first medically supervised injecting centre delayed again

Merchants Quay Ireland says it is frustrated with the decision and hope to have it opened as early as possible.

Plans for Ireland's first medically supervised injecting centre delayed again
Thu, 09 May, 2019 - 15:02
Digital Desk staff

Plans for Ireland's first medically supervised injecting centre have been delayed again.

Dublin City Council has given Merchants Quay Ireland an extension for submission of further information until September 5.

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