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…
AAI is calling on Minister Helen McEntee to serve the public interest and carry out long-awaited Health Impact Assessment of the Sale of Alcohol bill 29 May 2024 We…
Research shows that an increase of 10% in the price of alcohol leads to a 7% reduction in road deaths – in Ireland last year, that’s 13 people. Alcohol Action…
Increased availability of alcohol leads to increased harms, warns HRB Ireland is an “alcogenic environment” where, despite the many harms, alcohol use is interlinked in many aspects of our lives…
Thursday, April 11, 2024 Ireland is drinking 10% less than it did prior to the implementation of world-leading laws to help curb alcohol harm, new figures have revealed. Alcohol consumption figures…
Wed, March 20, 2024 Ireland’s world-leading law is clear - commercial communication that directly or indirectly promotes alcohol using any trade description, i.e. trademark or emblem, is prohibited The alcohol…
22 February 2024 Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI)’s new initiative, Voices of Recovery, aims to harness the lived experience of people in recovery from alcohol to drive policy change An event…
February 8, 2024. More than 65 health, social and community organisations, academics and advocates, have come together to voice strong opposition to proposed measures in the Sale of Alcohol bill…
January 18, 2024 Road deaths likely to increase if trading hours increase as proposed AAI is expressing deep concern about road safety and increased opening hours for pubs and clubs,…
Media Release 13 Dec 2023 6 in 10 women are worried about on street violence, independent survey data finds Polling data from Ireland Thinks, carried out on behalf of Alcohol…