I am writing in relation to the recent furore over the children’s allowance day deals flyer seen in some Centra stores. I note the reaction of the public, particularly those featured on Six One News citing anger and horror at the leaflets linking alcohol to child benefit payment day.
From Newstalk 75% of parents said they have never bought or given alcohol to a minor, while almost one in five have, according to a new survey. The latest Newstalk Nation…
From the Medical Independent The RCPI has established a national policy group to address the health and social burden of alcohol in Ireland. According to the RCPI, the policy group…
By Noel Baker in the Irish Examiner Tuesday, July 31, 2012 A panel of senior medics is likely to recommend a crackdown on drunk and disorderly behaviour in public as…
A panel of senior medics is likely to recommend a crackdown on drunk and disorderly behaviour in public as part of plans to tackle the issue of problem drinking.
From the Irish Independent THE dangers of mixing alcohol with swimming or sailing has been highlighted by water safety chiefs. An average 140 people drown in Ireland every year, with…
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The RCPI has established a national policy group to address the health and social burden of alcohol in Ireland. According to the RCPI, the policy group brings together experts from a wide range of organisations, including the ICGP, the National Cancer Control Programme, the College of Psychiatry of
The number of Trading Standards authorities investigating cases of fake booze has rocketed. Of 100 authorities surveyed by the Intellectual Property Office, 76 reported investigations into fake alcohol in the year to 1 April, against 64 in 2010
THE dangers of mixing alcohol with swimming or sailing has been highlighted by water safety chiefs. An average 140 people drown in Ireland every year, with alcohol consumption a contributory factor in several cases.