Concerned parents nix Friday release
PARENTAL concerns over monitoring pubs and clubs for underage drinking have hindered plans to issue this year’s Junior Certificate results on a Friday.
Alcohol charity urges parents to talk about celebratory plans with Junior Certs
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, urges parents of Junior Cert students receiving their results today to talk with their children about their celebratory plans and to…
Calls for minimum price for alcohol to drive down food costs in supermarkets
PEOPLE would pay less for their weekly shop if a minimum price for alcohol was introduced to stop supermarkets discounting drinks, a leading expert has claimed.
Campaign targets drug abuse in young people
THOUSANDS of Co Cork homes are to be targeted in a three-pronged campaign tackling drug and alcohol abuse among young people.
BMA backs minimum pricing in Scotland to end ‘scourge of alcohol abuse’
BMA Scotland has welcomed the Scottish government's pledge to reintroduce a Bill for minimum pricing of alcohol to help address the 'scourge of alcohol abuse' in the country.
Heroin epidemic gripping Ireland, say youth groups
IRELAND is in the grip of a
Drinking Pattern Linked To Alcohol’s Effect On Heart Health
For the first time, new research shows that patterns of alcohol consumption - a drink or two every night, or several cocktails on Friday and Saturday nights only - may be more important in determining alcohol's influence on heart health than the t
Healthy choices can reduce breast cancer risk
By being more active, drinking less alcohol and having a better diet women can reduce their risk of breast cancer by up to 42%.
Irish Examiner – Addiction a live GAA issue, warns psychologist
A sports psychologist who deals with GAA players who have alcohol addiction problems has disclosed that the youngest person she is dealing with is just 15. Caroline Currid, who has…
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