Regular checkups at the doctor's generally concentrate on physical symptoms like pain or illness - now experts are recommending that annual visits to the doctor should also serve as a routine check on mental health and risky behaviors such as alcohol misuse.
Alcohol Action Ireland has welcomed the ruling by the Court of Session, Scotland's supreme civil court in favour of the legality of the Scottish Government's plans to introduce minimum pricing.…
Alcohol Action Ireland is calling on the country's sporting organisations currently in receipt of alcohol sponsorship money to widen their search for new commercial sponsors so they can break their…
Alcohol Action Ireland welcomes the recent statement from the Royal College of Physician of Ireland's (RCPI) Policy Group on Alcohol and echoes its calls for the introduction of minimum pricing, along…
Alcohol Action Ireland is delighted to announce the appointment of Catherine Keane as its new Policy and Advocacy Officer. Catherine is a qualified solicitor with significant policy development experience at…
VFI ANGRY AT GOVERNMENT INACTION OVER ALCOHOL LEGISLATION Press Release from the Vintner's Federation of Ireland Over 350 publicans today (May 14th 2013) attended the Knightsbrook Hotel, in Co. Meath…
NO LABELS have yet been put on alcohol products sold in Ireland containing health warnings about drinking during pregnancy, despite the recommendations of a report a year ago. From Independent.ie…
More than 70pc of publicans want the government to introduce a minimum price for alcohol to help pubs hurt by competition from cheaper off-licences, according to a new survey. From…
IRELAND'S SPORTS CLUBS could lose out on €3.5 million in vital sponsorship funds if the Government bans alcohol sponsorship of sports events, the group representing Irish publicans has claimed. From…