TVNZ – Study shows link between buying and bingeing
A new study has found that people with off-licence liquor outlets near their home are more likely to be binge-drinkers. The University of Otago research comes as the government prepares…
TVNZ — Study shows link between buying and bingeing
A new study has found that people with off-licence liquor outlets near their home are more likely to be binge-drinkers. The University of Otago research comes as the government prepares…
Irish Times – Alcohol ‘more harmful’ than heroin
Alcohol is a more dangerous drug than both crack cocaine and heroin when the combined harms to the user and to others are assessed, British scientists said today. Presenting a…
Sunday Tribune – Campaign to reduce alcohol abuse has failed
The Sunday Tribune, 31.10.10 Click on images to view in full size
Alcohol Action Ireland launches interviews with leading alcohol marketing experts
Alcohol is one of the most heavily marketed products on our shelves with a total market value of €6 billion in Ireland this year. Alcohol marketing targets young people and…
Irish Examiner – Up to 104,000 children living with parents with alcohol problems
Irish Examiner, 29.10.10 Click on images to view in full size
Comprehensive examination into the prevalence and impact of parental alcohol problems on children urgently needed, says alcohol charity
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, says a comprehensive examination into the prevalence and impact of parental alcohol problems on children is urgently needed to establish the…
Prof Gerard Hastings, Director of the Institute for Social Marketing at Sterling University in Scotland
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Irish Times – Tackling the cost of alcohol harm
Madam, - As the mandarins in Merrion Street are preparing for the most costly budget in our State's history, I would like to endorse the proposal by Alcohol Action Ireland…
Morning Advertiser (UK) – Underage drinking costs NHS £19m a year
Underage drinking, fuelled by the "ludicrously cheap price of alcohol" in supermarkets, is costing the National Health Service £19m a year. The Alcohol Concern report said that the number of…
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