VFI calls for minimum price for alcohol
on 25/08/2011 13:54:13 The Vintners' Federation of Ireland (VFI) today backed calls by Alcohol Action Ireland for a minimum price for alcohol, saying such a move would to help prevent alcohol abuse.
Irish Examiner – €3.7bn – The hidden price of alcohol
The Government should "seriously consider" raising taxes on alcohol to reduce the estimated €3.7 billion cost to the state from alcohol abuse, according to a HSE report on the issue.…
Irish Examiner – €3.7bn — The hidden price of alcohol
The Government should "seriously consider" raising taxes on alcohol to reduce the estimated €3.7 billion cost to the state from alcohol abuse, according to a HSE report on the issue.…
Irish Examiner – €3.7bn – The hidden price of alcohol
Irish Examiner - 25/08/11 Click on image to see in full size
Irish Examiner – €3.7bn — The hidden price of alcohol
Irish Examiner - 25/08/11 Click on image to see in full size
Irish Examiner – Charity urges price increase as deterrent
Irish Examiner - 25/08/11 Click on image to see in full size
Government accepts select committee changes to alcohol bill
New Zealand Government Hon Simon Power Minister of Justice 25 August 2011 Media Statement Government accepts select committee changes to alcohol bill The Government welcomes the Justice and Electoral Committee’s report on the Al
Alcohol report – Problem too big to ignore any longer
NOBODY likes being lectured about their lifestyle.
Charity urges price increase as deterrent
THE Government should bring in minimum prices for alcohol or raise taxes on it, Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) has said.
Absenteeism costs businesses €1.5bn a year
ALCOHOL has been blamed by employers as the primary reason for 4% of short-term absence from work by their male employees and 1% by female employees, in a survey by employers’ body IBEC.
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