Blueshoe wrote: » Listening to newstalk this morning discuss a recent report that cocaine use in Ireland is the 3rd highest in Europe. Very easy to get any and all dugs nowadays. From the traditional street dealer to the dark net posting to your door. Do you see cocaine use in your towns and villages?Tell us some of your stories
Blueshoe wrote: » Listening to newstalk this morning discuss a recent report that cocaine use in Ireland is the 3rd highest in Europe. Very easy to get any and all dugs nowadays. From the traditional street dealer to the dark net posting to your door. Do you see cocaine use in your towns and villages? Tell us some of your stories
Berserker wrote: » Where do they get the data to back up these stats? Wouldn't have a clue where to go to get illegal drugs.
LuasSimon wrote: » It’s fcuking up a lot of people between the cost of it and those that end up addicted to it . A lot of nasty people dealing it in pubs too leading to many who don’t want drugs to give up going out looking at the carry on . Guards more interested in entrapping a publican serving a 17 year olld a pint of cider than some scumbags selling 2-3,000 worth of cocaine in pub toilets .
Blueshoe wrote: » Tell us some of your stories
YFlyer wrote: » I reckon that 8% figure they throw out is a load of tosh. At least once in their lives for adults between the age of 18 and 64. There is a hell of a lot of nights in that time span.
Andrew00 wrote: » Where do u even find a dealer to get illegal drugs off? I'm out every Saturday night and wouldn't have a clue
ohnonotgmail wrote: » are you asking for a friend?
Bob Harris wrote: » There's a fella called Rory with a youtube channel. Loadsa stories.
CPTM wrote: » Genuine question, has anyone heard of girls purposely taking rohypnol in the club's on Harcourt street? My mate's younger brother mentioned it's all the rage. They take 10% of the dose that would be given if they were spiked, and it gives them the feeling of 4/5 drinks. Sad reality if that's the case
ClintPower wrote: » Been wondering this for years. If these surveys were correct drug dealing would be a very slow money business. In saying that there are whole socioeconomic groups that have never taken certain drugs. I used to seldom run into people from the better half of Dublin in my raving days, for example. And contrary to the perception of the coke snorting banker and solicitor the reality is cocaine is about as working class as a credit union loan and a holiday in Santa Ponsa.