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Health info labels can now be found on a huge variety of alcohol products, Irish & imports, showing how easily producers can adapt to such a modest measure. Labels tell people the facts so they can make informed decisions. Govt must introduce labelling as planned @CarrollJennifer
Recent comments by @martinheydonfg on alcohol labelling via EU route raise serious concerns about what public is being told by government about the introduction of labelling versus what’s being decided behind closed doors @SimonHarrisTD @MichealMartinTD
Press release: Heydon must clarify position as EU reports raise serious questions about government...
Alcohol Action Ireland press release, Friday, 12 December 2025 Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI), the national independent ...
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From influencers, sponsored content & user-generated content to algorithms, user data & targeting, digital alcohol marketing is using subtle but effective tactics to get young people drinking. Youth drinking in Ireland has increased by 12% in last decade
Subtle social media tactics ‘promote alcohol to young people’, report warns
Digital alcohol marketing is using subtle tactics, including influencers, sponsored content and user-generated content, to...
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With Australia banning social media for u16s, AAI's latest report shines a light on digital & social media alcohol marketing & the exposure of children to alcohol. Policy makers are way behind industry tactics to get young people drinking. READ MORE ⬇️
Press release: New report shows government way behind industry tactics in bid to protect children...
Alcohol Action Ireland press release, Wednesday, 10 December 2025 On the day that Australia’s world-leading under-16 ...
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Well said @JohnAnnHiggins

Just my views.
Health info labels are appearing on a huge range of alcohol products in shops, clearly showing producers can adapt to such a modest measure. People have a right to know the risks from alcohol. There can be no further delay on such a vital public health initiative @CarrollJennifer
Addiction Counsellor & co-founder @IrelandSilent @rackard_marion will be speaking to Home Visitors about the impact alcohol has on families & how best to support them. Fri 12 Dec (11am-1pm). Book your spot at the following link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/QbTD0NaZSfOViJcnd938Kw
To mark @UN_Women #16Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, AAI is organising a live webinar examining the role of alcohol in such violence tomorrow, 4 December (10-11.30). Places are limited but still available here:
https://alcoholireland.ie/press-release-alcohol-action-ireland-event-to-shine-a-light-on-the-role-of-mens-drinking-in-domestic-violence/
Press release: Alcohol Action Ireland event to shine a light on the role of men’s drinking in...
Alcohol Action Ireland press release, Wednesday 3 December 2025 To mark the United Nations’ international campaign, 1...
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On Thursday, AAI CEO @SheilaGilheany joins other @NacoaUK international allies highlighting how to support children affected by parental substance use through scalable, culturally responsive, family-centered interventions used around the world. MORE HERE: https://gxconline.org/
With binge drinking & drinking among teens & young people rising in Ireland the BBC takes a look at Ireland's world-leading alcohol health info labels & asks why they were delayed - especially as some producers have already begun to label their products ⬇️
https://www.bbc.com/audio/play/p0mkfl01
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