Medical Cannabis in Northern Ireland: Access, Law and Clinics in 2026
Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription in Northern Ireland since 1 November 2018.
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Medical cannabis has been legal on prescription in Northern Ireland since 1 November 2018.
Less than 100 patients have been approved for medical cannabis treatment under the MCAP scheme.
Ministers raised concerns related to the growing use among young people and potential risks to mental health.
One family is calling for protections for patients travelling to the country with prescribed medical cannabis.
The Oireachtas Joint Committee on Drugs Use has published its interim report into the recommendations of the Citizens’ Assembly.
Via Business of Cannabis The Irish Government has approved the establishment of an Oireachtas committee to examine the Citizens’ Assembly recommendations for the decriminalisation of drug use ‘as quickly as […]
The findings have cast doubt over any potential expansion of the Medical Cannabis Access Programme (MCAP).
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Members are expected to call for the liberalisation of drug policy, but what form this will take remains to be seen.
The product will now be available for patients free of charge under the reimbursement scheme.
More than one person dies every day from drugs in Ireland, members of the Citizens’ Assembly have heard.
Over 400 submissions have been received ahead of the deadline at the end of June.
Members are calling for a public health approach after ‘failings’ of drug policy.
Members will hear from individuals, families and frontline workers who have been affected by drug use.
Following a ‘positive’ inaugural meeting, concerns remain over the appointment of the Advisory Support Group.
The Citizens’ Assembly was established in February to examine and make recommendations on the country’s drug policy.
Patrick Moore was supplying cannabis oil to patients with cancer and other chronic illnesses.
Gino Kenny TD says it is time for Ireland to ‘take back control’ and stop criminalising consumers.
A new bill will propose the decriminalisation of cannabis for personal use.
Patients for Safe Access aims to set a national agenda for reform to Ireland’s cannabis laws
CannEpil is the first drug available through the programme but has yet to be prescribed
The space will provide a safe meeting spot for patients while offering a variety of different vaporisers such as a Volcano.
Peter Reynolds on the issues facing the MCAP programme in Ireland
Politicians, activists, campaigners and patients react to the news that CannEpil will be the first drug available through MCAP