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AN Irish Sun investigation has found ordering cocaine on the internet is easier than buying a pint or takeaway. And within an hour of setting up a new social media account this week, we were offered narcotics by at least one dealer in every city in the country. It was only after there were almost 14, posts on the topic that Instagram finally took action and blocked cocainedublin on their site. The Irish Sun started the investigation in response to reports that children as young as 16 are presenting to doctors with addiction symptoms. With over 70, people charged with possession in five years, some politicians believe it is time to talk about decriminalisation — at least that way control of the industry will be taken out of the hands of black market criminals and gangs. Amazingly more than 50 accounts had Dublin and cocaine written in their usernames. Just minutes after keying my search on Instagram, I had made direct contact with a dealer in Dublin who told me exactly what was on offer and gave an option for delivery. When I sent out a message on Snapchat, dealers were even more forthcoming and often reached out to me first. Exchanging messages with the dealers, I was given lists, or menus, of the drugs they could supply. And while cocaine , ecstasy and marijuana were the most widely available, I was also offered ketamine, xanax and mushrooms. One dealer in Limerick could have an order at my door in half an hour, faster than the average takeaway — while a Waterford contact was able to offer same day nationwide delivery, including to Northern Ireland. One account was more than happy to advertise their product, sending me a short video, unprompted, of mounds of cocaine on a kitchen table. Instagram say their review teams have looked into this and have blocked the hashtag cocainedublin. We use a mix of technology and human review to remove this content as quickly as possible. When we become aware of any drug-dealing activity — either through our proactive technology, or from in-app reporting, we remove it and take appropriate action, including working with the police to support investigations. They control price, supply and distribution. Why is this still allowed to happen? Alcohol was the gateway, but I moved on then to ecstasy and amphetamines fairly quickly — and then to cocaine. Five years on, Martin is helping others at Cuan Mhuire in Galway , and he says the situation now is even worse than when he was an addict. My Account. Sign in. Barry Gallagher.