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9th July 2012
Student survey finds half drank before 15Almost three-quarters of third-level students were sold alcohol in supermarkets and off-licences when they were under age, according to a nationwide survey.
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9th July 2012
Gardaí investigate suspected drug deaths after concertThree suspected drug-related deaths and nine stabbing incidents were under investigation last night after a concert in Dublin’s Phoenix Park.
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7th July 2012
Gardaí drinking seized alcohol ‘common practice’A former garda at Bray station has claimed it is common practice for members of the force to consume alcoholic drink seized by the Garda.
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7th July 2012
Judge sets alcohol prices in Donegal town to end feudA Donegal judge has taken the unusual step of imposing a minimum unit price for alcohol to end a price war which has been on-going in a sea side town.
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5th July 2012
Health education - Still smoking after all these deathsIt is terribly dispiriting that almost one-in-three Irish women still smoke.
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5th July 2012
Tobacco companies “targeting Irish women and girls”The Irish Cancer Society has claimed that the tobacco industry is “aggressively targeting” women and girls.
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5th July 2012
Cannabis perceptions to be tackledAn awareness campaign is needed to correct the attitude that cannabis is relatively harmless, a drug taskforce has said.
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4th July 2012
Scientists develop marijuana that won’t make you highResearchers have developed a form of marijuana that can be used to ease the symptoms of chronic pain without getting patients high.
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4th July 2012
‘Voluntary’ alcohol code not worth a tapThe National Youth Council of Ireland (NYCI) has expressed grave concerns about the extent to which the voluntary code on responsible retailing of alcohol can protect young people in light of the Centra ‘drinks offer’.
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4th July 2012
Our politicians need to frame a drugs policy that actually worksWhat do David Cameron, Barack Obama and Leo Varadkar have in common?