Cheap alcohol – Irish Times Editorial
From The Irish Times Just what is necessary to make the Government address the sale of excessively cheap alcohol? Powerful vested interests, involving manufacturers and retailers, are opposed to regulation.…
Transport and Communications Committee to meet FAI, GAA and IRFU on alcohol sponsorship
HOUSES OF THE OIREACHTAS MEDIA RELEASE The heads of Ireland's largest sporting organisations will be before the Committee on Transport and Communications to discuss the implications of a possible ban…
300 deaths ‘down to alcohol misuse’
From Independent.ie 26 March 2013 More than 300 people died last year as a result of alcohol misuse, Northern Ireland's most senior doctor has revealed. The effects of booze binges…
It’s game over for ban on booze advertising in sport
From The Sun THE Government has officially kicked to touch plans for a ban on alcohol advertising in sport, the Irish Sun can reveal. Minister of State for Sport Michael…
Doctors call for action on binge-drinking
EMERGENCY doctors are calling for drastic measures to end the nation's binge-drinking problem, including shaming drunks with video of their behaviour in hospitals.
National study to put our drink habits in the spotlight
From the Irish Examiner Saturday, March 23, 2013 The Government is to undertake a major study of how much alcohol we consume, how often we go to the pub, and…
Is there still a case for minimum pricing?
'Is there anything the Prime Minister could organise in a brewery?
A former health minister outlines the three reasons why politicians have failed to act on alcohol
From Crikey A ban on alcohol advertising needs to be seriously canvassed, according to a former NSW Health Minister, John Della Bosca. In a speech to the recent NSW Alcohol Summit…
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