Tony Duffin tweetz:
This sign has been placed up on a wall in a lane way in Dublin City centre. Further highlighting that street-based injecting is still a problem in the capital. Supervised injecting facilities will reduce this problem and keep us all #SaferFromHarm.
In February 2018, the HSE announced that Merchants Quay Ireland was the preferred operator of Ireland’s first Medically Supervised Injection Facility.
MQI has previously said it believes up to 60 people will use the facility daily – when it becomes operational.
The facility will be part of its renovated Riverbank centre on Merchant’s Quay and the organisation recently gave additional information to Dublin City Council as part of its planning application for that renovation.
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Which laneway? Can we see it in a bit more context than a shallow-focus close-up snap of it nailed to a remarkably fresh-looking bit of plywood?
“Supervised injecting facilities will reduce this problem and keep us all #SaferFromHarm.”
Not when they’re located in the busiest parts of the city. Co-locate them with a hospital.
Bus them to the houses of those who are in favour of injecting centres and let them use their living rooms.
Junkies still being a blight on our city more like
Alternativley junkies should be jailed, or given as much smack as they want. Either way, problem solved