Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) notes the publication of the draft Programme for Government and the welcome commitment to ‘continue to tackle harmful alcohol consumption through effective regulations.’ According to the…
Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) welcomes the broadcast watershed ban on television and radio alcohol advertising which comes into force tomorrow (Friday, January 10). The watershed – Section 19 of the…
Alcohol Action Ireland press release, December 4, 2024 With political parties about to start the horse trading to form the next coalition, during what is EU Alcohol Harm Awareness Week,…
Alcohol Action Ireland press release, November 25, 2024 Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) notes the prominent position given to health in all the main parties’ General Election manifestos, which is not…
Alcohol Action Ireland press release,18 Nov 2024 Next government must establish an Office for Alcohol Harm Reduction Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) welcomes the upcoming General Election as an opportunity for…
Alcohol Action Ireland press release, November 1, 2024 Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI), the national independent advocate for reducing alcohol harm, is proud to announce the launch of End the Silence…
18 Oct 2024 Alcohol Action Ireland warmly welcomes reports that Minimum Unit Pricing (MUP) looks set to be introduced in Northern Ireland. MUP is an evidence-based public health measure which…
Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) is disappointed by the government’s decision not to increase excise duties on alcohol in today’s budget. The decision means this is 11th year in succession that…
Next Monday is International Recovery Day and to mark it Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) is delighted to announce a free concert on Sunday September 29th in Aula Maxima, UCC (7.30pm-9pm)…
Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) has expressed deep concern that legislation to allow pubs and nightclubs to extend their opening hours is expected to be brought to government in October, as…