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 Are you interested in having unique drug and alcohol content on your website?
Take part in the new drugs.ie online outreach campaign, and you can!
Drugs.ie is looking to link in with other relevant websites and FaceBook pages, by offering a variety of ways to connect directly with various drugs.ie online initiatives and services. In doing so, you can enhance the level of drug and alcohol content on your website or social media channels, by connecting directly with Ireland's one-stop-shop for all drug and alcohol information and support online.
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HSE Warning: Severe reaction to ecstasy ingestion |
 A health warning has been issued after three people were hospitalised as a result of a bad batch of the party drug ecstasy.
The Health Service Executive (HSE) said that the rogue batch was dangerous and prompted a severe reaction among those who took the pills.
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 Drugs.ie would like to take this opportunity to wish all our site visitors a happy Christmas, and a peaceful 2012.
This year has been a busy, challenging, and rewarding year for the drugs.ie website. We have added a lot of new and interesting content to the website, and we have also been involved in planning and developing some exciting initiatives for the website; some of which we look forward to launching early next year.
Research relating to help seeking behaviour suggests that the online environment has become the primary source for people, as a first port of call, when seeking help and support relating to issues or difficulties they are facing.
With this in mind, we shall continue in 2012 to ensure that people are presented with high quality information - that is accurate, reliable and appropriate to their needs - when searching online for information and support, relating to a drug and/or alcohol issue in Ireland.
In advance of the recent budget, a poll on drugs.ie posed the following question:
Would you be in favour of an increase in the price of cigarettes?
Out of a total of 411 respondents, the results were as follows:
No: 37% (151)
Yes: 58% (238)
Not sure: 5% (22)
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