Thousands march in Drogheda to `take back control´ from drug gangs
(World News Science)

Some 4,000 people walked from Drogheda´s Peace Bridge to the centre of the town on Saturday, accompanied by the Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and several party leaders, to hear politicians excoriated for their alleged lack of action over illegal drugs. `We are about the business of taking back control of our town` from the criminals, Lord Mayor, Councillor Paul Bell of the Labour Party told a crowd gathered in front of St Paul´s Church on West Street. He said residents would not fail to rid `our cities of those who, as of today, are convinced they are invincible.` The crowd of mostly local people, some parents with children, and some anti-drug and community activists, were galvanised into action by...