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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:
A Man In His 50s Has Been Arrested In Relation To A Robbery In Dublin 18
Investigations are ongoing
New Research Suggests The Anti-Obesity Drug Ozempic Could Slow Down Ageing
While multiple studies have also found that semaglutide reduces the risk of death
The Experiences Of People In Nursing Homes During Covid Are Being Made Public Today
A group of survivors say they're 'breaking the silence'
A Record Of Over 14,400 People Are Homeless
Deputy Ivana Bacik says the Government's failed to help homeless children
The Sale For The Oasis Dublin Gigs Went Live At 8am This Morning
With hundreds of thousands of fans battling with error messages and overloaded sites
Homeless Figures Reach Record High With 14,429 People In Emergency Accommodation
Department of Housing figures for July, show 4,401 children are homeless
Kildare South TD Supports Halting Israeli Defence Deals: "Values Over Value"
Taoiseach Simon Harris said he is seeking legal advice.
Maynooth's Bartons Coaches Highlights Looming School Transport Crisis
The Coach Tourism and Transport Council of Ireland say tenders were issued late, putting them under pressure as schools open.
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