Beer Becomes Alcohol
The Federation Council approved a bill classifying beer as an alcoholic drink Wednesday, for the first time subjecting the beverage to the same controls as wines and spirits.
How much alcohol is REALLY safe? None, say cancer specialists
It will come as bad news for people who enjoy a daily tipple - when it comes to reducing your risk of cancer, there is no such thing as a safe amount of alcohol.
Rise in alcohol-related deaths – study
There has been a rise in alcohol-related deaths in Ireland, according to a new report.
Liver Disease deaths in young people reveal crisis – Government needs to act now
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, has said new figures which show that alcoholic liver disease deaths are on the rise among young drinkers is a wake-up…
Liver Disease deaths in young people reveal crisis — Government needs to act now
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, has said new figures which show that alcoholic liver disease deaths are on the rise among young drinkers is a wake-up…
Alcohol Action Ireland appears in European Parliament
Alcohol Action Ireland's Policy Officer Cliona Murphy delivered the closing remarks at the Under the Influence: Protecting teens from the impact of alcohol marketing seminar which took place in the…
Hospitals back plan to test crash drivers for alcohol
DOCTORS have backed controversial new plans by the Government to take blood samples from unconscious drivers suspected of being involved in serious road-traffic collisions.
Consumer bodies criticise food labelling changes
CONSUMER and health bodies have severely criticised new food labelling rules, accusing politicians of siding with the major food and drink companies against the public interest.
Movie drinking scenes boost alcohol use: study
Expand Exposure to alcohol marketing and films with images of sexy drinking could entice people to drink twice as much as they normally would, a conference on alcohol harm heard yesterday.
Wine alcohol strength ‘systematically’ understated on labelling
Study of alcohol content of 129,000 wines reveals some vintners deliberately - but legally - market wine as less strong
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