Drug addicts are bringing their children with them to purchase crack cocaine and heroin in Ireland’s most dangerous flat complex, distraught residents have claimed.
Locals living in Oliver Bond in Dublin’s south inner city, which was once home to mob boss Daniel Kinahan, say brazen gangs terrorise the community by selling narcotics from early in the morning until late into the night.
Residents, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said while the area has always had a problem with drug-dealing and anti-social behaviour it has spiraled out of control in the last three years. They said drug addicts regularly loiter, take drugs and stumble through the complex on a daily basis.
