Junior Cert students urged to stay safe
From IrishHealth.com [Posted: Wed 12/09/2012 by Gillian Tsoi www.irishhealth.com] Junior Certificate students and their parents are being urged to make a ‘who, what, where, when, how plan' in the run up…
Junior Cert Students Urged To Celebrate Responsibly
From Build.ie Junior Cert Students Urged To Celebrate Responsibly After a recent survey by the European School Project on Alcohol and other Drugs (ESPAD) found that Irish teenagers are more…
Charity warns retailers not to sell drink to celebrating teenagers
From the Irish Examiner By Donal Hickey Wednesday, September 12, 2012 As students prepare to celebrate their Junior Certificate results, a strong plea has been made to alcohol retailers not…
Almost 59,000 teens to receive Junior Cert results today
From TheJournal.ie THE FOCUS ON Junior Certificate results day is often on the night ’s celebrations but first 58,798 candidates will have to receive their grades. The State Examinations Commission (SEC)…
The Junior Cert – more than just an excuse for binge drinking?
From Joe.ie The Junior Cert - more than just an excuse for binge drinking? The post-results celebrations are well documented and Joe Duffy will be inundated with outraged members of…
Linking alcohol abuse to high youth suicide
OPINION: Last week at the Cutting Edge conference in Wellington the Ministry of Health's new Director of Mental Health, John Cranshaw, spoke about the Government and ministry priorities in the addiction sector.
At least 14 dead in Czech bootleg alcohol scare: minister
At least 14 people have died and more than 20 have been hospitalised in the Czech Republic after drinking spirits apparently tainted with methanol, Czech officials and media said Wednesday.
Social workers ‘underestimating risk of parental alcohol abuse’
Social workers are treating parental drinking less seriously than other forms of substance misuse despite nearly one in three children living in homes where at least one parent binge drinks according to a report by the children’s commiss
Teenagers urged to celebrate responsibly
From The Irish Times CIARA KENNY Junior Certificate students are being advised to celebrate responsibly when their examination results are published tomorrow. Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI), a lobby group campaigning…
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