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A public meeting about tackling drug abuse in Clonmel will take place in the town's Talbot Hotel on March 5 from 7pm to 9pm.
The Community Conversations - Substance Use in Clonmel Update public meeting will hear updates from project committee members and contributions from business and the hospitality sector, clubs and community groups, parents and schools and those with lived experience of using drugs.
The meeting is being supported by Tipperary County Council as a healthy community initiative.
Light refreshments will be served before the meeting at 6.30pm.
For more information contact Catriona Crowe at (087) 972 3482.
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