STUDENTS celebrating their Leaving Cert results were last night reminded of the dangers that rise from excessive drinking. Alcohol Action Ireland stressed that parents should talk to their children about their celebratory plans.
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As more than 55,000 Leaving Cert students prepare to celebrate tonight, several organisations have called for greater vigilance in the sale of alcohol to young people.
LEAVING CERT students have been told to enjoy alcohol responsibly when they celebrate their results tonight. A number of events for Leaving Cert students will be held in pubs and nightclubs around the country, although a percentage of students are under the legal age for drinking alcohol.
STAFF in eight pubs sold booze to under age drinkers in police stings. North Wales Police released the results of operations in Gwynedd from a single day - Friday, August 3.
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