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“We don’t have any answers within the current framework”: tensions within cannabis policy change in Ireland
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Drugs and Alcohol Today
Drugs and Alcohol Today (2022) 22 (1): 47–57.
Published: 04 October 2021
... the policy field in Dublin, Ireland. Kingdon’s (2014) Multiple Streams framework was used to consider whether the problems, policy and political streams were aligning to support progressive policy change. Findings Irish policymakers indicated broad support for the decriminalisation of cannabis. The legal...
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Maze and minefield — a grounded theory of opiate self‐detoxification in rural Ireland
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Journal:
Drugs and Alcohol Today
Drugs and Alcohol Today (2010) 10 (2): 24–31.
Published: 21 May 2010
...Anne McDonnell; Marie Van Hout Opiate use is no longer confined to the greater urban context in Ireland, with scant detoxification services present in rural areas (Carew et al, 2009; National Advisory Committee on Drugs, 2008). This exploratory research aimed to yield an illustrative account...
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Solvent use among young Irish adolescents — a growing concern for youth workers, teachers and parents?
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Drugs and Alcohol Today
Drugs and Alcohol Today (2008) 8 (1): 27–36.
Published: 01 March 2008
... to 18 years in Ireland. Their average age was 13.2 years, and they used a range of substances. Solvent users were found to be most commonly congregated in small peer and sibling groups and one young male also reported using alone. These young people indicated their average age of initiation of inhalant...
