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Dundalk buying Ecstasy

The father of an year-old boy who died after taking nine ecstasy tablets has said that the price of ecstasy was halved by drug dealers after his son's death. Dundalk Coroner's Court heard yesterday that Gavin Duffy, from Cedarwood Park, had one of the highest ever recorded levels of ecstasy in his blood. It was five times more than the medical 'fatal' level. His mother cried as the coroner said the State Laboratory was going to check its figures because the reading was so high. He said the amount of MDMA or ecstasy in his blood was 'absolutely enormous'. Gavin took the tablets at a small party in his father's house when his father had gone out for the evening to a pub. Mr Duffy called an ambulance at 4 a. The fatal level is 1. The level found in Gavin's blood was between five and nine times the fatal amount. I spoke to the State Laboratory about it and they were thinking of checking the level because it was so high; it is one of the highest ever encountered,' the coroner said. It is used as a recreational drug, but it seems to me that just one tablet can kill. I don't think Gavin intended to kill himself and the verdict is misadventure. Afterwards Gavin's parents warned young people against the dangers of ecstasy. It is a waste of a life. He had a baby son, Keelan. He is one now and all he will have of his dad are pictures,' said his mother, Marie. She said he had been full of life, was fit and looked after himself. Elaine Keogh. Motorists could face price hikes to fund road safety. Number of homeless deaths in Dublin reaches 40 so far this year, records show. Ryanair flight from Faro makes several unsuccessful attempts to land in Dublin. Where is our hot moral indignation when it comes to the fathers of the babies found at Tuam? Charleroi airport cancels all outgoing flights due to strike Will early release for prisoners solve overcrowding crisis in Irish jails?

Dundalk buying Ecstasy