Fear, love and omerta in the home
Children the victims of alcohol harm’s collateral damage A third of children in Ireland are living with a parent who regularly binge drinks or is dependent on alcohol and a…
Children the victims of alcohol harm’s collateral damage A third of children in Ireland are living with a parent who regularly binge drinks or is dependent on alcohol and a…
Alcohol Action Ireland press release, November 1, 2024 Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI), the national independent advocate for reducing alcohol harm, is proud to announce the launch of End the Silence…
18 Oct 2024 Alcohol Action Ireland warmly welcomes reports that Minimum Unit Pricing (MUP) looks set to be introduced in Northern Ireland. MUP is an evidence-based public health measure which…
Period Client Interaction Specific details 1 May, 2024 to 31 Aug, 2024Drinks Industry Group of IrelandInformal communication (2-5)Outline proposal to reduce excise rates on alcohol, securing a meeting to discuss…
Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) is disappointed by the government’s decision not to increase excise duties on alcohol in today’s budget. The decision means this is 11th year in succession that…