Irish Times – Call for price floor below which alcohol cannot be sold
A leading charity has called for the sale of alcohol to be restricted and the introduction of a price floor below which it cannot be sold. Alcohol Action Ireland, the…
‘F’ for failure — alcohol charity urges new Government to get a result and tackle detrimental impact of alcohol on young people
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, today called on all political parties to commit to tackling the detrimental impact of alcohol on children and young people. The…
‘F’ for failure – alcohol charity urges new Government to get a result and tackle detrimental impact of alcohol on young people
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, today called on all political parties to commit to tackling the detrimental impact of alcohol on children and young people. The…
Save lives — Support mandatory alcohol testing for crash drivers, urges Alcohol Action Ireland
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, is appealing to every member of the Seanad to save lives on Irish roads and support upcoming legislation which will allow…
Save lives – Support mandatory alcohol testing for crash drivers, urges Alcohol Action Ireland
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, is appealing to every member of the Seanad to save lives on Irish roads and support upcoming legislation which will allow…
Government Excise Duty decision “incomprehensible” in light of tax and levy hikes and cuts to essential services
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, today branded the Government's decision to keep alcohol excise duty at the same slashed levels as last year as "incomprehensible" in…
30% reduction in alcohol-related harm would save Exchequer €1 billion
Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, is calling the Government to implement Budget measures that could earn the Exchequer up to €182 million in additional revenue and…
Adelaidenow (Australia) – Flawed stats veil alcohol usage
Australians are drinking even more than authorities thought, the latest statistics show. An article published yesterday by the Medical Journal of Australia argues that the Australian Bureau of Statistics has…
Irish Times – Alcohol more dangerous than cocaine or heroin
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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…
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