Limerick council urged to demolish drug den derelict houses 

Residents say the houses, some of which have been vacant for over three years, are attracting anti-social behaviour, criminal activity, and drug use
Derelict houses in St Mary's Park, Limerick, are being used as 'drug supermarkets'.

Derelict houses in St Mary's Park, Limerick, are being used as 'drug supermarkets'.

Limerick City and County Council have been urged to begin the demolition of a number of derelict houses, which have reportedly been used to store and supply drugs.

The houses, some of which have been vacant for over three years, are attracting anti-social behaviour, criminal activity, and drug use.

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