Government needs to put words into actions on cheap alcohol
The Government has an opportunity with the upcoming National Substance Misuse Strategy to put words into action and "reduce the amount of alcohol we drink in society". Deputy John Perry,…
The Government has an opportunity with the upcoming National Substance Misuse Strategy to put words into action and "reduce the amount of alcohol we drink in society". Deputy John Perry,…
Host: EAP Institute Locations/Dates: Clarion Hotel, Limerick (6th October), The Ashling Hotel, Dublin (17th November), Rochestown Park Hotel, Cork (1st March 2012) Employers who serve alcohol at company sponsored events…
Host: EURYPAA (All-Europe Yong People in Alcoholics Anonymous) Location: Citywest Hotel, Dublin Time: Morning 'Till late The second annual EURYPAA conference provides a setting for a celebration of sobriety among…
The Minister for Justice has announced that he intends on introducing new provisions in licensing laws on the sale and display of alcohol - however, a breach of these provisions…
Alcoholic liver disease deaths are on the rise among young drinkers, new figures show. A new study by the Health Research Board shows that alcoholic liver disease deaths made up…
Alcoholic liver disease deaths are on the rise among young drinkers, new figures show. A new study by the Health Research Board shows that alcoholic liver disease deaths made up…
Host: Pavilion Publishing Location: London/Leeds Date: Monday 19th September Time: All day Event The conference focuses on developments within dual diagnosis service delivery with the aim of sharing new techniques…
A comprehensive European alcohol advertising ban is "realistically achievable", a new report has concluded. The European restrictions on advertising tobacco, gambling and prescriptive drugs show that there are possibilities for…
Setting minimum prices for alcohol could help cut the near £700 million wasted each year tackling its misuse, the health minister has said. Edwin Poots said the Stormont Executive is still considering its options on the abuse of alcohol.
AAP Controversial new research argues the industry-funded DrinkWise organisation is being used as a puppet by alcohol companies to boost profits. Dr Peter Miller, from Deakin University's School of Psychology, described DrinkWise as a SAPRO (social aspects/public relations organisation) commonly u