75% of farmers feel drug use is ‘widespread’ in rural communities

Three quarters of farmers and farm families believe drug use is now widespread in rural communities.

75% of farmers feel drug use is ‘widespread’ in rural communities

Three quarters of farmers and farm families believe drug use is now widespread in rural communities.

The latest Irish Examiner/ ICMSA poll shows that men are more likely than women to believe that drug use is prevalent in rural areas, and that while all age groups see it as a problem, those aged 45 to 54 are most likely to hold that view, at 81%.

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