Drug overdoses Dublin

2023 - 11 - 12

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Number of suspected heroin overdoses in Dublin rises to 54 (The Irish Times)

More than 50 overdoses have been reported in Dublin in recent days, as tests identified a second sample of heroin cut with a synthetic opioid linked to ...

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Nitazene found in heroin sample as overdose cases rise to 54 (BreakingNews.ie)

A second sample of heroin associated with overdose clusters in Dublin has been found to include traces of nitazene.

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Second batch of heroin found with nitazene in Dublin (RTE.ie)

The Health Service Executive has confirmed that a second batch of illegal drugs linked to overdoses in the Dublin region was identified as heroin ...

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HSE in warning over 'brown powder' after cluster of drug overdoses ... (TipperaryLive.ie)

It has been confirmed through analysis conducted by Forensic Science Ireland (FSI) that a trace amount of a Nitazene type substance has been identified in a ...

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Second Batch Of Heroin Found With Traces Of Nitazene In Dublin ... (98FM)

It's reminding drug users that naloxone is an essential tool in reversing overdose associated with opioid drugs, including synthetic opioids such as nitazenes.

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'Dangerous' synthetic found in heroin associated with overdose ... (Newstalk)

A dangerous mix of heroin is has been linked to recent overdose clusters in Dublin, according to new reports from the HSE.

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Gardaí share HSE drug warning | Anglo Celt (Anglo Celt)

Gardaí in Cavan and Monaghan have shared a warning from the HSE regarding heroin overdose clusters in the Dublin Region.

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HSE in warning over 'brown powder' after cluster of drug overdoses ... (Dundalk Democrat)

It has been confirmed through analysis conducted by Forensic Science Ireland (FSI) that a trace amount of a Nitazene type substance has been identified in a ...

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