
Community is living in fear as drug feud escalates
Families and communities in Fettercairn are living in fear as a drug feud threatens to escalate around them.
A spate of violent drug-related incidents that have occurred since November 4 have left the community in the Tallaght housing estate afraid to leave their homes on dark winter evenings.
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