Teenage drink and drug abuse figures cause for concern
Steady numbers of teenagers every week require hospital treatment for the effects of drink and drugs — with an increase in legal highs noted by medical staff, latest figures have revealed.
Steady numbers of teenagers every week require hospital treatment for the effects of drink and drugs — with an increase in legal highs noted by medical staff, latest figures have revealed.
Music promoters MCD are expected to make a formal complaint to the Garda Ombudsman Commission this week over the findings of a Garda inquiry into last month’s Swedish House Mafia concert.
Twenty-Six teenagers were treated at Nassau University Medical Centre for alcohol-related illness.
Almost one-in-three patients seeking treatment at ACT emergency departments have been drinking, costing the territory $8.8 million a year. And a Curtin University academic said the figures won't improve until governments increase the legal drinking age to 21, reduce trading hours for licensed premi
Alcohol problems account for a quarter of Scottish intensive care unit admissions, according to a study published online in the journal Anaesthesia.
A CHIP shop boss who won a licence to sell booze changed his mind after public protests. Nirveer Bansal, owner of Longford Fish and Chips, has given in to public pressure and performed a U-turn on his plan to sell beers and lagers to customers alon
Many countries have set up showcase ‘homes’ in London and the Irish one has opted for a pub look, writes RONAN McGREEVY in London THE COMPETITION for national pride which characterise the Olympics is not just confined to the sporting arenas.
From the Irish Independent FAMILIES of road crash victims have reacted with dismay to figures showing that more than half of all drivers involved in crashes where a person died…
FAMILIES of road crash victims have reacted with dismay to figures showing that more than half of all drivers involved in crashes where a person died or was seriously injured were not tested for alcohol.
MOSCOW Aug 2 (Reuters) - Russia should be raising excise taxes on alcohol at a faster rate than currently planned, Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich said on Thursday.