Government may water down key element of alcohol report
The Government is considering watering down a key recommendation in an expert report aimed at addressing the availability of cheap alcohol.
Coalition still running shy of tackling alcohol abuse
OPINION: When it comes to laws curbing drink-related problems, the Coalition like earlier governments frets about upsetting the drinks industry, writes BRIAN O'CONNELL SINCE THE early noughties, successive Irish governments have made noises in relation to tackling our ongoing and dysfunctional rela
Alcohol a big factor in child harm, says study
CHILDREN are the victims of alcohol-related harm in more than a fifth of Australian households, a study has found, adding weight to calls for the price of alcohol sold in bottle shops to be increased to discourage high quantities being consumed in homes.
Don Lavery: Deportation threat to Irish yobs in Oz
Australian police have had enough and are cracking down hard on our unruly emigrants, writes Don Lavery
Young women facing ‘serious harm’ to liver from alcohol
More women in their 20s are suffering from severe liver damage as the result of excessive alcohol consumption, a senior doctor in Norfolk has warned.
Kerry gardaí lead initiative to crack down on underage drinking
Gardaà are leading an initiative to crack down on alcohol misuse in Kerry, in particular underage drinking and drink-related crime.
Forthcoming 2012 dates & events: Alcohol Concern Cymru Alcohol Marketing conference, Lancashire young people and TV culture, further events
Alcohol Concern Cymru's 2012 conference On 6 September 2012 in Cardiff, Alcohol Concern Wales will host a conference Willing consumers? Alcohol marketing an
Youth Exposure To Alcohol Marketing Needs To Be Addressed
Main Category: Alcohol / Addiction / Illegal Drugs Also Included In: Pediatrics / Children's Health | Public Health Article Date: 03 May 2012 Reducing youth exposure to alcohol advertising and marketing is a missed opportunity for states to i
Bylaw to be extended to combat street drinking
A harbour town in Co Cork is to extend its anti-street drinking exclusion area to combat so-called
Minimum pricing for alcohol draws closer
MINIMUM pricing of alcohol came a step closer yesterday when MSPs voted through the second stage of the Bill, including a sunset clause which means the legislation will be scrapped in six years if it has not improved the nation's health.
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