New HSE research shows fewer than 4 in 10 people are aware of the link between alcohol & cancer. Alcohol causes about 1,000 cancers a year in Ireland - one of the reasons why alcohol labelling must go ahead as planned @CarrollJennifer @MichealMartinTD
More than half of people unaware of links between alcohol and cancer, HSE warns | BreakingNews.ie
New HSE research on alcohol shows that only four in 10 people are aware of the link between alcohol and cancer
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In a sign of just how vital alcohol health info labels are to public health in Ireland, a huge range of advocates & organisations have united to voice strong opposition to any delay of their introduction, due in May 2026 @CarrollJennifer @MichealMartinTD
https://alcoholireland.ie/take-action/ireland-must-stay-the-course-on-alcohol-labelling/open-letter-alcohol-health-information-labelling/
Labels tell consumers the facts: that alcohol causes cancer & liver disease. Delaying their introduction puts industry profits before Irish people's lives @Irishheart_ie @IrishCancerSoc @Barnardos_IRL @ISPCCChildline @RCPI_news @MarieKeating @BreakthroCancer @hseNCCP @NSShse
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Despite the industry scaremongering, many wine producers have already adjusted to putting health info labels on bottles set for the Irish market - labels can already be found on multiple products in shops. Why seek to delay what is already law? @CarrollJennifer @MichealMartinTD
While blaming Ireland's cocaine issue on cost of alcohol may make for a provocative read, it is logical fallacy. There is no evidence decreasing alcohol use is causing increased cocaine use, nor that they're linked @cooper_m @UnaMullally @MichealMartinTD
Ireland's success in decreasing alcohol consumption is not to be sniffed at - it has nothing to do...
No evidence to claim Irish people are substituting cocaine for alcohol Recently, provisional datasets from Ireland’s ...
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.@Irishheart_ie express serious concern over mooted delay to alcohol labelling in letter to @MichealMartinTD ⬇️
"Ireland continues to face significant challenges from alcohol-related harm & rising obesity rates, both key drivers of cardiovascular disease"
https://alcoholireland.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Irish-Heart-Letter-to-An-Taoiseach-Michael-Martin-T.D.pdf
77 health, social & community organisations, academics & advocates have come together to voice strong opposition to any possible delay, underlining the depth of disquiet at the proposal. @CarrollJennifer must put public health before private wealth
Open letter: Alcohol health information labelling - Alcohol Action Ireland
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Here is an article I wrote this week talking to Dr. @SheilaGilheany from Alcohol Action Ireland @AlcoholIreland
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Alcohol health info labels already on multiple products from multiple countries in supermarkets across Ireland in advance of the start date of May 2026. Why seek to delay what is already law.
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Alcohol health info labelling is key to efforts to reduce incidence of cancer in Ireland. Alcohol causes 1 in 8 breast cancers. There is no safe threshold of consumption. Women of Ireland have a right to be informed of the risks from drinking @CarrollJennifer @MichealMartinTD
I spoke to Dr. @SheilaGilheany from Alcohol Action Ireland @AlcoholIreland today on @NearFM about the possible postponement of alcohol health labels coming in and why they might be postponed?
@MichealMartinTD @SimonHarrisTD @CarrollJennifer
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Recovery Shared is a new initiative from Voices of Recovery seeking short, written contributions from people in recovery which highlight the changes needed in Ireland to tackle alcohol harms.
Our first contribution is from VoR founder @creedon_paddy
Paddy's story - Alcohol Action Ireland
From Alcoholism to Advocacy By Paddy Creedon | Recovery Advocate | June 2025 It’s strange how an ordinary moment...
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