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…
Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) notes with concern the latest Health Research Board (HRB) figures outlining drug and alcohol-related poisoning deaths for 2021, which were published today, Sept 25. . The…
Alcohol Action Ireland press release, 3 September, 2024 Alcohol Action Ireland has expressed deep concern about reports that the Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee, is intending to publish legislation to…
Alcohol Action Ireland press release, 3 September, 2024 Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) notes with dismay the latest attempts by the alcohol industry to increase their shareholders’ profits at the expense…
Alcohol Action Ireland Press Release, 6 August, 2024 Government must consider increase in alcohol excise duty to reduce road fatalities Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) notes with concern the continuing tragic rise…
Alcohol Action Ireland Press Release: Wednesday 24 July 2024 Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI) notes with concern the figures contained in the Health Research Board’s (HRB) alcohol treatment report for 2023, published…
A majority of drinkers in Ireland consume alcohol in a manner that is risky to their health On the first day of Men’s Health Week 2024, Alcohol Action Ireland is…
Alcohol Action Ireland media release 31 May 2024 For immediate release: Election hopefuls urged to commit to evidence-based policies when in office and shun engagement with alcohol industry Alcohol Action…