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I don't think it is that 'visible' but the bouncers are the ones who could tell you best - they have to deal with it and the 'energy' some of the drugs give the users. Cocaine is available everywhere apparently and 'affordable'. A couple of ours still left at home who would socialise at weekends in normal times. They say that the younger ones are more into 'pills' and other drugs than alcohol as it can be a 'cheaper' night than buying drink in a bar/club - and easier to disguise and conceal outside of pubs than cans etc. Cocaine slightly older age-group, maybe early twenties on - only a couple of phone messages away, still often delivered in toilets with the grooves of a house key/car key being used to snort. We have always talked to them about this stuff so they are fairly open about it - they would say that 'drugs' are the new norm as opposed to drink. Scary. Fair play to young McCloy for being so open.Interesting read in the IN about the young lad from Watty Grahams, Ciaran McCloy;
https://www.irishnews.com/sport/gaafootball/2021/02/15/news/ciaran-mccloy-2220581/
It's a pretty common story in Ireland sadly as we culturally have an unhealthy relationship with alcohol especially at too young of an age. Most come through those years unscathed but a lot don't.
I had a similar journey in my late teens early 20s, still live with it somewhat. Its a major problem, drugs is a growing monster
Would you say it's a more visible problem in towns and cities like Derry or Belfast? Maghera is obviously a town too, but I would say there are no shortage of drugs in rural areas and rural GAA clubs - but it possibly wouldn't be as evident.
Not a massive drinker these days (a night out every few months) but ended up going out after a work do a couple of weeks ago. Anyways, drank way too much to the point I woke up the next day with serious fear and couldn’t recount parts of the night (I do mind getting home though). Anyways, spoke to some colleagues on the Monday who said that whilst I was steaming I wasn’t giving any bad manners and said there was nothing to worry about. Since found out that a colleague (who I would be pally enough with) took a couple of videos of me in a drunken state (bit of dancing and slabbering but again nothing offensive) and showed them to a few colleagues (including myself). I jokingly asked him to delete them but he thinks they are harmless and laughed it off. It’s still not sitting well with me so should I just text/speak to him direct and say I’m serious about it or just take my medicine and it’ll be forgotten about? Don’t want to create an awkward situation but people videoing stuff on nights out really sickens my hole.
It's not advisable for Allister to attack the UK Gov or to imply that the Union is over. Because it's behaviour such as his which will end in it being over.
Xi and Putin are meeting in Russia this week while joe is meeting the cast of Ted lasso , joke of an administration and it’s going to be hard to come back from the mess this clown show will leave behind
Not even mentioning the clown ag in New York
He was in the Ukraine the other week, he can't be in all places all the time.. Is that the best you can do for having a go?
not really a wtf because its what i expected
ireland the 4th largest cocaine consumption in the world
https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/2023/03/19/irish-people-joint-fourth-highest-consumers-of-cocaine-globally-says-un/
Don't think armagh are going anywhere with the current management set up. Fresh voice in there could take them to the next level.
Looking forward to watching both the rugby and the armagh game today but sone wonderful scheduling has denied me thr pleasure. Fantastic
A more comedic light entertainment approach is needed for this show.Yer arse. It’s not Friday night entertainment if you can’t listen to intricate detail of a person’s afflictions.