Increase in cases reflects growth in ‘chronic alcohol problems’
An almost 17 per cent increase in the number of people returning for treatment over a five-year period reflects a growth in the number of cases of chronic alcohol problems,…
Charity warns women of the dangers of drinking while pregnant
There is no “safe” amount of alcohol for women to drink during pregnancy, a charity has warned. From the Irish Mirror Experts have differed over the years with some suggesting…
Irish women urged to put the health and wellbeing of their children first by not drinking alcohol during pregnancy
THE country's three largest maternity hospitals have joined with Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, to warn of the damage that can be caused to the unborn…
Alcohol Awareness Week Resources
Alcohol's Harm To Others - Key Findings KEY FINDINGS: Alcohol's Harm To Others from AlcoholActionIreland Reference Resources for Alcohol Awareness Week Northwest Alcohol Forum: Hidden Realities report: Children's Exposure to…
Liver disease is only one of nation’s top five killers on increase
LIVER disease is now the only one of Ireland's top five killers that is showing an alarming level of increase. From Independent.ie The revelation came amid warnings that liver disease…
Minimum alcohol pricing ‘lowers crime’
Minimum alcohol pricing would reduce drink-fuelled crime in Ireland and save a life every day, an addiction expert has claimed. From the Irish Examiner Tim Stockwell of the University of…
Minimum alcohol price policies in action: A report from Canada
The introduction of minimum pricing in Ireland will lead to reduction in alcohol-fuelled crime in Ireland and save lives, according to a leading alcohol policy expert. Professor Tim Stockwell told…
Minimum pricing will lead to a reduction in alcohol-fuelled crime and save lives, Joint Committee on Justice, Defence and Equality hears
The introduction of minimum pricing will lead to reduction in alcohol-fuelled crime in Ireland and save lives, according to a leading alcohol policy expert. Professor Tim Stockwell told the Joint…
Irish drinking habits taking heavy toll on others
Irish people suffer the ill effects of the consumption of alcohol by others more than their counterparts in Australia, Canada and the United States, according to a study by the…
Damning study: One in four suffered harm because of another person’s drinking
One in 10 parents has warned that children have been harmed by someone else's drinking, a damning study on alcohol abuse has revealed. From Independent.ie The review on the impact…
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