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It's after claims drug dealers see farmers as ATM machines.
An investigation by Irish Country Living has found young farmers are accessing cocaine via social media.
Drugs counsellors say it's young farmers aged 18 to 30 who are most affected in rural Ireland, with farms being put in jeopardy by drug debts and driving an increase in numbers attending addiction services.
Caitriona Morrissey, Deputy Editor with the Irish Farmers Journal, says it's devastating farming families:
PSNI Calling For 'Calm' Following Knife Attack In Belfast
A man in his 40s remains in hospital with serious injuries
Investigation Into Bill Kenneally Reveals "Dereliction Of Duty"
The report also recommends politicians establish a new crime of misconduct in public office.
Number Of Students In Third Level Education Expected To Rise By 19% Over Next Ten Years
It comes as the Education Department have released a new report outlining higher education projections
Ministers Set To Approve Plans To Abolish Triple Lock
The plans are set to be approved this morning
Mounting Pressure As Dáil To Discuss Football Fixtures Against Israel Today
The discussion comes as the association looks for UEFA to move the October match from Dublin to a neutral venue, which is likely to be in Hungary.
Rotunda Agrees To Stop Private Treatment From Public Consultants
The hospital's board says it has decided to bring its arrangements into line with Government policy following a dispute with the Department of Health.
Rotunda To Provide Audit Of Private Work To HSE By Today
The HSE has given the hospital until today to hand over an audit of the private work being carried out, including the names of consultants involved.
Man Charged With Attempted Murder Of Three Children During Dublin Knife Attack Due In Court Today
52-year-old Riad Bouchaker, of no fixed abode, faces three counts of attempted murder of two girls and a boy
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