Demon drink is polluting the world of sport
By Joe Gill in the Irish Examiner Wednesday, June 20, 2012 I've had a busy couple of weeks. After attending the Canadian F1 Grand Prix in Montreal it was over…
Binge drinking takes hold for Irish teens
With exam students preparing to celebrate, the results of their binge drinking are taking their toll, writes BRIAN O'CONNELL in the Irish Times. THIS WEEK and next is often seen…
Demon drink is polluting the world of sport
I’ve had a busy couple of weeks.
Supermarket denied alcohol licence over disorder fears
A new supermarket planning to open in Mill Road, Cambridge has been denied an alcohol licence because of fears it would make anti-social behaviour worse.
Father of tourist who fell to his death at Spanish resort while drunk hits out at cheap alcohol deals
The father of a British tourist who died after falling down three flights of stairs while drunk has hit out at cheap alcohol deals. Adam Atkinson, 20, from Castleford, West Yorkshire, was killed in the acci
Drunken behaviour of some Irish rugby fans ‘disappointing’
New Zealand police have expressed concern over the behaviour of some Irish rugby fans at the Ireland-New Zealand test match in Christchurch last Saturday.
Binge drinking takes hold for Irish teens
With exam students preparing to celebrate, the results of their binge drinking are taking their toll, writes BRIAN O'CONNELL THIS WEEK and next is often seen as party time for both Junior and Leaving Certificate students.
Scotland reports and news: latest hospital statistics, drink drive limit to be lowered; alcohol retail and pricing reports
Alcohol Related Hospital Statistics 2012 Scotland's Information Services Division (ISD) has published alcohol-related hospital discharge statistics in the latest Alcohol
Alcohol Action Ireland to address Seanad Committee
Alcohol Action Ireland will address a Seanad Committee meeting tomorrow (Tuesday) to discuss curbing cancer through lifestyle changes. Changes in lifestyle can prevent approximately one third of cancers and earlier…
No alcohol for pregnant women: campaign
A new West Australian campaign is urging pregnant women to say no to alcohol. The campaign, the first of its kind in Australia, is aimed at women of child-bearing age who consume low to moderate amounts of alcohol.
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