Minister @HMcEntee publishes the @ForensicSci_Ire Annual Report 2023.
With the July 2023 completion of FSI’s long-awaited purpose-built facility, the 2023 report reflects on a landmark year for Forensic Science Ireland.
Read more: bit.ly/4fKE8UB
Today Minster for Justice Helen McEntee published the Forensic Science Ireland Annual Report for 2023. forensicscience.ie/news-arti…
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What wastewater samples tell us about cocaine use in Co Kildare. Analysis by Seán McDermott & Patrice Behan @WeAreTUDublin & Ciara McNamee @ForensicSci_Ire rte.ie/brainstorm/2024/0813/…
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See our update 'The emergence of nitazenes on the Irish heroin market and national preparation for possible future outbreaks' via @AddictionJrnl doi.org/10.1111/add.16525
Have you ever wanted to be a forensic scientist?
This could be your opportunity.
New competition for forensic scientists based in our new laboratory in Backweston.
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Short video I made @rtenews @RTE_PrimeTime re @ForensicSci_Ire - Forensic Science Ireland new facility - Take a look inside Ireland's new €80 million state-of-the art forensic... | Forensic Science | TikTok tiktok.com/@rtenews/video/73…
📖 Today @HMcEntee launches Forensic Science Ireland Annual Report 2022 - @ForensicSci_Ire
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Fantastic team work by the Sexual Assault Response Team Ireland on delivery of the SART 5th Ed guidelines. Also available online at hse.ie/satu @gardainfo @DublinRCC @ForensicSci_Ire #satuireland @ICGPnews @tusla @NWIHP @DeptJusticeIRL
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FSI are currently looking to employ grade 3 forensic scientists.
📢 Job Opportunity
Forensic Science Ireland (FSI) is currently seeking Forensic Scientists Grade III in the DNA and Biological Analysis and Chemical/Physical Analysis departments.
📅 Apply by 10th August 2023
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#jobfairy #forensicscience
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As part of our #Garda100 commemorations, the Monument of Remembrance at Garda Headquarters in the Phoenix Park was refurbished.
To mark this, we will host a rededication ceremony on Saturday, September 16th, 2023.
Register your interest to attend: garda.ie/!NOB2M2
New legislation published today grants Europe stronger powers to tackle current and future drug problems. The EMCDDA now begins a one-year transition course to prepare for a new mandate. It will become the European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA) on 1 July 2024. emcdda.europa.eu/news/2023/6…
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#GAC | The ministers have today adopted a legislative act which will replace the existing EMCDDA with a European Union Drugs Agency.
The agency will be able to respond to new health & security challenges posed by illegal drugs in a more efficient way.
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Delighted to meet my colleagues from around the world. Great conference with superb hosts in Lisbon @IAI_EU @ForensicSci_Ire @jo
Our 2023 conference is in full swing! If you are not attending, we wish you were here! #forensics #training #collaboration #networking
Just released! New EMCDDA report describing growing complexity and change in #cannabis laws in Europe.
Get the answers to frequently asked questions on this topic in our report 'Cannabis laws in Europe: questions and answers for policymaking' emcdda.europa.eu/publication…
Estimates of drug use in Europe at a glance – from our just published #EuropeanDrugReport2023
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Consult the Statistical Bulletin 2023, containing the source data on the drug situation in Europe provided by the EU Member States. These datasets underpin the analysis presented in the #EuropeanDrugReport2023
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📢Just published: our analysis of the latest data on the drug situation and responses to it
👉European Drug Report 2023: Trends and Developments
This year, in a new digital-first and modular format:
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Drugs Team manager Rodney Lakes presenting an overview of synthetic cannabinoids to the ENFSI DWG conference 2023
"Forensic Science Ireland (FSI), the State’s primary forensic laboratory whose main role is the investigation of crime, has been tasked with leading the scientific process of identifying the remains.
... @ForensicSci_Ire
State forensic investigators are to acquire advanced new DNA technology to allow them identify relatives of the children buried at the Tuam mother and baby home.
It will allow relatives as distant as half nieces and nephews to be matched to remains. irishtimes.com/ireland/socia…


























