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An image from a video circulating of two men 'shooting up' drugs at the Main Guard in Clonmel
Clonmel as a community has to wake up to the scourge of drugs, a local councillor has warned.
Cllr Richie Molloy said the people of the town and the authorities can no longer continue to ignore what is happening on our streets.
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It was time, said Cllr Molloy, for Tipperary TDs to put pressure on the Garda Commissioner on the issue.
He issued his warning after watching a video of two men "shooting up" drugs over the weekend at the Main Guard in the centre of the town.
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Cllr Molloy also expressed his disappointment that Clonmel only received one new Garda following the latest passing out ceremony at the Garda Training College in Templemore last week.
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