Still no warning labels on alcohol one year on
NO LABELS have yet been put on alcohol products sold in Ireland containing health warnings about drinking during pregnancy, despite the recommendations of a report a year ago. From Independent.ie…
Majority of publicans want minimum alcohol pricing
More than 70pc of publicans want the government to introduce a minimum price for alcohol to help pubs hurt by competition from cheaper off-licences, according to a new survey. From…
Sports clubs could lose €3.5m if pubs banned from sponsorship — VFI
IRELAND'S SPORTS CLUBS could lose out on €3.5 million in vital sponsorship funds if the Government bans alcohol sponsorship of sports events, the group representing Irish publicans has claimed. From…
Rehab for drunk drivers and road rage affected
Proposals would see dangerous drivers forced to visit Emergency Departments. From Newstalk Drunk drivers and people who've been convicted after a bout of 'road rage' will reportedly be forced to…
Alcohol & Our Health
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Calling time on its Guinness sponsorship can ultimately be good business for the GAA, writes Dermot Crowe
AS expected, there were no reports of men levelling counties in one second flat, nor of mythological giants going hell for leather, when Antrim met Westmeath in the Leinster hurling…
CPI: Price of alcohol, tobacco and education up, cost of shoes down
THE LATEST CONSUMER Price Index from the Central Statistics Office has shown that consumer prices in April were up by 0.5 per cent when compared to the same month last…
North/South Alcohol Forum to look at potential of introducing minimum pricing
A number of Co-operation and Working Together (CAWT) health projects being delivered in cross border areas are benefitting the people availing of the services. From the Northern Ireland Executive Wednesday,…
Town to employ health worker for teens thinking of suicide
A health worker is to be employed in a Cork harbour town to help halt a worrying increase in the number of teenagers turning to alcohol, drugs, and even suicide.…
Statutory code planned for drink sales
The Government is to introduce a statutory code requiring shopowners to separate the sale of alcohol from other goods in their premises Paul Cullen in The Irish Times Tuesday, May…
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