Poots urged: don’t give up on alcohol pricing plans
A top doctor says Health Minister Edwin Poots must "not be swayed" by moves in Westminster to drop plans to introduce minimum alcohol pricing. From The Belfast Telegraph The British…
Rise in women dying in Britain due to alcohol
Study blames rise in mortality on cheaper drinks and increased availability of alcohol
Decision on alcohol pricing will cost lives
The government's decision not to introduce minimum unit pricing for alcohol concludes a disastrous few days for our nation's public health.
Sunny daze – Do we have to drink ourselves silly?
A CHILDREN'S picnic on our estate's green at the weekend sparked a conversation between the mothers about beaches. What started off with: "Wouldn't it be a lovely day to go…
Minimum unit price for alcohol proposal shelved
MPs told there is not enough 'concrete evidence' move would reduce problem drinking, but ban on sale of booze priced below level of duty and VAT gets green light
Heineken ad banned for condoning illegal drinking
Heineken was accused of condoning illegal drinking through a recent TV ad that depicted alcohol consumption within sight of a football pitch and bringing glass bottles into a football stadium.
MEP wants calorie labels on alcoholic drinks
Labour’s European spokesperson for health has called for alcoholic drinks to feature calorie labels.
AB Inbev to enter the ecommerce arena
AB Inbev has outlined plans to establish an ecommerce offering in an attempt to drive more measurability from its online marketing. From Marketing Week The brewer will pilot several direct…
Gardaí are closely monitoring outdoor drinking during good weather, says Justice Minister
Gardaà are to crack down on alcohol-related anti-social behaviour, the risk of which may be increased by the current spell of sunny weather. Deputy Finian McGrath raised the matter with…
“Saving money is the most prevalent motive for pre-drinking”
Who pre-drinks before a night out and why? Socioeconomic status and motives behind young people's pre-drinking in the United Kingdom A study by Jeanette Østergaard, of The Danish National Centre…
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