Major Dublin rally of young recovering alcoholics
HUNDREDS OF young recovering alcoholics from all over the world arrived into Citywest in Dublin yesterday for the second annual European Young People in Alcoholics Anonymous conference.
Our ‘drinking culture’ isn’t romantic, it’s killing us – Alcohol Action Ireland Director Fiona Ryan writes in thejournal.ie
WE LOVE TO talk about Ireland's alcohol culture - it allows us to speculate about how we drink and why we drink, without ever actually doing anything about it. We…
Fifth of girl binge drinkers have sex they regret as experts warn of generation of promiscuous teenagers
Binge drinking is creating a generation of violent and promiscuous teenage girls, a damning report has found. A study of 15- and 16-year-olds has found that girls are more likely to have tasted alcoh
Ill health linked to trauma in childhood
Children who are abused, lose a parent, or suffer other hardships may be at increased risk of chronic health conditions later in life, according to an international study.
Spirits increase pancreatitis risk
The risk of suffering an acute attack of pancreatitis - a painful inflammation of the pancreas - is increased following the consumption of just one measure of spirits.
Government raises minimum prices for alcohol by 25-50%
The government took a decision to raise minimum wholesale and retail prices for alcoholic beverages produced in Ukraine by 25-50%, First Deputy Economic Development and Trade Minister Vadym Kopylov told journalists by results of the Cabinet's meeting on Wednesday.
Irish Examiner – Drink-drive detection 7 times EU rate
A study of Europe-wide police road safety operations has revealed drink- and drug-driving detection rates in Ireland are among the highest on the continent. Almost one million motorists across Europe…
Increase of 25% of children in social care in Somerset
The number of children in social care has increased by 25% to 475 since 2009, Somerset County Council has said.
Drink-drive detection 7 times EU rate
A STUDY of Europe-wide police road safety operations has revealed drink- and drug-driving detection rates in Ireland are among the highest on the continent.
Booze could cause ‘invisible’ brain harm
According to new research, 4,000 Irish people could be suffering from an invisible serious brain injury caused by alcohol abuse.
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