Safety plan needed for surge in violence
Alcohol Action Ireland calls for ‘practical’ health and safety plan amid growing spates of violence and public disorder AAI is also calling for amendments to the Sale of Alcohol bill…
Alcohol Action Ireland pre-budget submission
Alcohol Action Ireland’s pre-budget submission calls for: development of a ‘polluter pays’ model for alcohol taxation, funding for Office for Alcohol Harm Reduction and increased funding for treatment services. …
Ireland’s Very Affordable Alcohol
Alcohol in shops and off-licences is almost 70% more affordable than 20 years ago. Ireland’s very affordable alcohol must be comprehensively addressed and a ‘polluter pays’ principle applied. Alcohol Action…
Minimum unit pricing reduces alcohol-related harm to health
A comprehensive independent evaluation of the impact of minimum unit pricing (MUP) for alcohol in Scotland was published today. It found that MUP has had a positive impact on health outcomes, reducing deaths directly caused…
Men encouraged to examine relationship with alcohol during annual Men’s Health Week
Men’s Health Forum in Ireland launches the annual Men’s Health Week today (Monday, 12th June). Commencing the Monday before Father’s Day and rounding up the day of Father’s Day…
Zero alcohol product marketing – government to address issue
June 1 2023: Alcohol Action Ireland welcomes comments reported in the media on 31 May 2023 from Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly, that he regards alcohol companies advertising zero alcohol products …
Warm welcome for alcohol labelling – an important step to ensure the consumer’s right to know the risks from alcohol
Media Release Alcohol Action Ireland 22 May 2023 Warm welcome for alcohol labelling – an important step to ensure the consumer’s right to know the risks from alcohol …
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