From TheJournal.ie THE FAILURE OF successive governments to develop a National Alcohol Policy has had a “devastating ” impact on Irish society in general and family life in particular according to…
From the Irish Examiner By Seán McCárthaigh Saturday, December 01, 2012 Publicans have called on the Government to introduce a novel "lid levy" of 15% on all off-licence sales in…
REVELLERS who refuse to leave a pub or a club or fail to obey police orders will be hit with minimum $550 on-the-spot fines as part of the biggest crackdown on alcohol-related violence in Australia's history.
THE FAILURE OF successive governments to develop a National Alcohol Policy has had a “devastating†impact on Irish society in general and family life in particular according to Public Health Specialist, Dr Declan Bedford.
The failure of successive governments to develop a coherent policy to deal with the problem of excessive alcohol consumption in the Republic has had a “devastating†impact on society in general and family life in particular, a leading public health specialist said today.
Publicans have called on the Government to introduce a novel
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, is calling on the Government to restore excise duty on alcohol to 2009 levels in next week ’s Budget. The previous Government…
Campaign groups have hit out at alcohol sold 'for pocket money' as one of the UK’s largest off licence chains sell bottles of booze for just 39p. As debate rages over the Government’s plan to intr
From The Irish Times GENEVIEVE CARBERY Publicans have urged the Government to introduce a 15 per cent tax on off-licence alcohol sales in the budget. The “lid levy ” proposal on…
From The Irish Times CONOR POPE, Consumer Affairs Correspondent The failure of successive governments to develop a coherent policy to deal with the problem of excessive alcohol consumption in the…