Irish council in Kerry to relax drink-drive limit
From BBC News Councillors in south-west Ireland have backed a plan to relax the drink-drive limits for some isolated constituents. The motion backed by Kerry county councillors would allow police…
Any amount of alcohol increases the risk of involvement in a fatal crash
“Almost one in three crash deaths in Ireland is alcohol-related. Even in small amounts, alcohol impairs driving ability - any amount of alcohol increases the risk of involvement in a…
Irish County Drink Driving Rules Relaxed In Kerry ‘To Combat Depression’
A rural county in Ireland has supported a proposal to allow drink-driving to prevent people from becoming depressed. Kerry County councillors voted in favour of a motion that would issue permits to isolated older residents, all
Irish council in Kerry to relax drink-drive limit
Councillors in south-west Ireland have backed a plan to relax the drink-drive limits for some isolated constituents.
Driven to drink by soaring stress levels
From the Irish Examiner YOU had a tough day at work and the kids were cranky when you got home. By Helen O ’Callaghan Having packed them off to bed, you…
Reality Bites: Merlot and Me tonight at 9.30 p.m. on RTE 2
From RTE.ie Maia Dunphy is a healthy, attractive, very sociable 30-something woman whose career as a TV producer, broadcaster and journalist offers her plenty of opportunities to party. Like a…
Is it time for global guidelines on safe levels of drinking?
A comparison of drinking guidelines around the world shows there’s little consensus between countries on what constitutes safe or sensible alcohol consumption, say University of Sussex researchers.
Cameron looks to Scotland for legal case to underpin minimum alcohol price
Lawyers for the Government are to make David Cameron’s case for minimum pricing on alcohol in the Scottish courts this week. The Coalition’s QC is to address the hearing at the Court of Session in Edinburgh, which is looking into w
GAA has maintained its values, insists O’Neill
GAA president Liam O’Neill has denied that the association values money over players.
Legislative priorities
Twenty-eight pieces of legislation are currently before the Dáil and Seanad. The Government expects to add 30 more Bills to that list before Easter. It seems an impressive workload and, indeed, Oireachtas members are likely to be fully engaged in establishing its likely impact.
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