Head shop protest takes place in Ennis

Around 150 people have protested in Ennis, Co Clare to vent their anger over head shops.

Sat, 13 Mar, 2010 - 14:14

Around 150 people have protested in Ennis, Co Clare to vent their anger over head shops.

The silent march started in O'Connell Square and then took a route which passed two of the shops in the town.

Head shops have come under fire recently for selling legal highs.

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