‘A few drinks’ too many for drivers
Motorists are falling into the trap of thinking it is all right to drive after "just a few'" alcoholic drinks, according to an AA/Populus survey. From the Belfast Telegraph Drivers…
We pay more for food and drink than most of Europe
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Concern over “powerful vested interests” trying to stand in the way of the Government’s efforts to tackle alcohol-related harm
A Labour TD has expressed his concern in the Dáil over “powerful vested interests” trying to stand in the way of the Government's efforts to tackle alcohol-related harm. Deputy Robert…
Time to cut the ties between alcohol and sport
MOMENTUM is growing for a ban on alcohol advertising during live sports broadcasts, after Western Australian Police Commissioner Karl O'Callaghan lambasted the alcohol industry at a national alcohol forum on Wednesday for exposing young viewers to dangerous levels of advertising that normalise and g
Olympics chief hits out at Diageo in row over ban on drink ads
Olympics boss Pat Hickey lashed out at the manufacturers of Guinness yesterday, saying the company had "no interest" in Ireland. From the Irish Independent His attack came in the wake…
Reilly urges drinkers to return to the pub
HEALTH Minister James Reilly has said people who want a drink would be better off going to the pub than over-indulging at home. From the Irish Independent He wants the…
Alcohol regulation needs to catch up with online marketing aimed at young people
A Bath academic will call for tighter regulation around alcohol marketing on social network sites when she speaks at a conference this week. From HealthCanal Professor Christine Griffin, from the…
Misguided claims alcohol in pregnancy helps baby
“A glass of wine every day in pregnancy could be good for your baby,” is the entirely incorrect headline in The Daily Telegraph today. Other newspapers reported that drinking while…
Sports bodies speak out against proposed ban on alcohol sponsorship
John Treacy, chief executive of the Irish Sports Council, Kieran Mulvey, the organisation's chairman and Pat Hickey, president of the Olympic Council of Ireland have strongly spoken out against the…
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