Ministers clash over proposals to tackle abuse of alcohol
From The Irish Times PAUL CULLEN, Health Correspondent FINE GAEL and Labour Ministers are at odds over proposals to counter alcohol abuse which are due to come before Cabinet tomorrow.…
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Ministers clash over proposals to tackle abuse of alcohol
FINE GAEL and Labour Ministers are at odds over proposals to counter alcohol abuse which are due to come before Cabinet tomorrow. A number of Fine Gael Ministers, including Leo Varadkar and Simon Coveney, have expressed reservations about aspects of a plan on alcohol drawn up by Labour Minister of
Minimum drinks price welcome
A MINISTER of State rarely gets the chance to make a lasting impact and improve public health. Mary Harney succeeded by banning bituminous coal from Dublin.
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The alcohol industry is in the
Column: Discussing teen drinking… over a bottle of vino
A CLOSE FRIEND was recently dismayed to learn her young teenage daughter had discovered alcohol. We went over the best method of tackling her newfound interest.
Small measures in right direction can tackle drink crux
There is no question that Ireland has a storied and often troubled relationship with alcohol. We are known throughout the world as being fond of a jar and at Páirc Uà Chaoimh this afternoon Guinness will be the principal brand on display when the Munster final throws in.
The deadly link between alcohol and crime Police call to limit sale of drink in deprived areas
THE more shops, bars, off-licences and supermarkets selling alcohol in a neighbourhood, the higher the crime levels in the area will be, according to new research.
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