This chapter describes the results of studies, which have researched the use of drugs by different groups in Ireland, e.g. general population surveys, and school and youth surveys. The author cautions against extracting general trends, given the different objectives and methodologies used by different studies, and stresses the need for regular surveys using comparable methodologies, which would allow trends over time to be monitored. Such surveys should be comparable nationally and internationally if meaningful interpretation to be achieved
The article reports on a survey of a random sample of pupils attending post-primary schools outside ...
The largest drug survey in the world has questioned Irish people about their use of illegal and pres...
Two baseline surveys of health related behaviours among adults and school-going young people were ca...
This chapter describes the results of studies, which have researched the use of drugs by different g...
This article reported the findings of a 1980/81 survey of post-primary schools in Dublin city and co...
The Health Research Board has commissioned a national household study to gain insight into people’s ...
This report summarises the main findings of research in Ireland and abroad relating to drug use prev...
Participants of various third level institutions around Ireland took part in a national online anony...
This report looks at trends and patterns of drug use among young people in Northern Ireland, includ...
Adolescence is a time of physical and mental development when small changes can impact on the rest o...
This bulletin presents key findings regarding polydrug use (the use of more than one substance withi...
This bulletin presents key findings at a local level from the third drug prevalence survey of househ...
This bulletin presents key findings from the second drug prevalence survey of households in both Ire...
In May 2011, South Inner City Drugs Task Force commissioned research to assess the prevalence of dru...
In this paper the author presents results of the first study on cocaine use in Ireland. The research...
The article reports on a survey of a random sample of pupils attending post-primary schools outside ...
The largest drug survey in the world has questioned Irish people about their use of illegal and pres...
Two baseline surveys of health related behaviours among adults and school-going young people were ca...
This chapter describes the results of studies, which have researched the use of drugs by different g...
This article reported the findings of a 1980/81 survey of post-primary schools in Dublin city and co...
The Health Research Board has commissioned a national household study to gain insight into people’s ...
This report summarises the main findings of research in Ireland and abroad relating to drug use prev...
Participants of various third level institutions around Ireland took part in a national online anony...
This report looks at trends and patterns of drug use among young people in Northern Ireland, includ...
Adolescence is a time of physical and mental development when small changes can impact on the rest o...
This bulletin presents key findings regarding polydrug use (the use of more than one substance withi...
This bulletin presents key findings at a local level from the third drug prevalence survey of househ...
This bulletin presents key findings from the second drug prevalence survey of households in both Ire...
In May 2011, South Inner City Drugs Task Force commissioned research to assess the prevalence of dru...
In this paper the author presents results of the first study on cocaine use in Ireland. The research...
The article reports on a survey of a random sample of pupils attending post-primary schools outside ...
The largest drug survey in the world has questioned Irish people about their use of illegal and pres...
Two baseline surveys of health related behaviours among adults and school-going young people were ca...