Irish Sun – Land of shots and skullers
The Irish Sun, 22/04/10
Social Cost of Alcohol – Alcohol Action Ireland in the European Parliament
Alcohol Action Ireland's Cliona Murphy made the closing remarks at a seminar on The Social Cost of Alcohol in the European Parliament on the 2nd February 2010. You can listen…
Irish Times – Alcohol in small amounts won’t damage unborn baby
The Irish Times, 23/03/10 Click to View Image in full size
Irish Examiner – 5pc hike in babies born to addicts taken into care
The Irish Examiner, 19/01/10 Click to View Image in full size
Budget 2010 | Alcohol Action Ireland on TV3 News
Alcohol Action Ireland's Cliona Murphy gives her view on Budget 2010's alcohol excise cut on TV3 News https://www.tv3.ie/videos.php?video=17161&locID=1.2.&date=2009-12-09&date_mode=&page=1&show_cal=1&newspanel=&showspanel=&web_only=&full_episodes=
Budget 2010 | Alcohol Action Ireland “shocked and surprised” at Budget plans to cut excise on alcohol
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, says it is shocked and surprised at Budget plans to cut excise on alcohol by as much as 60 cent. Speaking after Minister for Finance, Brian Lenihan’s Budget 2010 speech, Acting Director Cliona Murphy said: “Reducing excise is bad news for the Irish economy.â€
Alcohol Action Ireland | Public supports increase in alcohol taxes above increases in tax on petrol and income
With just days to go before Budget 2010, Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, has revealed that Irish adults would prefer an increase in excise duty on alcohol above increases in income tax, tax on petrol and cuts in child benefit.
Alcohol Action Ireland | Alcohol screening is one of the most cost-effective ways to preventing alcohol harm
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, has welcomed the launch of a new alcohol service for Accident & Emergency patients. Speaking following the launch of alcohol screening…
Alcohol Action Ireland | It’s time for the Government to examine the extent and impact of parental alcohol problems on children
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, today called on the Government to act on behalf of children affected by parental alcohol problems, following the publication of the…
Alcohol Action Ireland | Time to share the burden with children affected by a parent’s drinking
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, has called for the Government to examine the extent and impact of parental alcohol problems on children and to provide accessible, joined up services to children and families affected by a parent’s alcohol problems. Acting Director, Cliona Murphy, called for children and families to be put at the centre of the forthcoming National Substance Misuse Strategy.