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Unique sober rave coming to Dublin this Easter bank holiday

The Complex in Smithfield will host a rave with an unusual twist this April

Dublin Live

Recovery high schools help kids heal from an addiction and build a future

A few dozen high schools across the U.S. combine education with treatment for substance use disorders to keep kids in recovery — and in school.

WEKU

Can I buy alcohol on Good Friday in Ireland? Everything you need to know from rules to opening hours

The 1927 Intoxicating Liquor Act was brought into force to ensure all retailers were prohibited from selling any alcohol

Irish Mirror

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Scottish dad lost everything and ended up sleeping on bench after alcohol battle

The dad plans to launch his own support podcast, A Day In the Life with Jamie Lynch, with guests such as Scots actor Shaun O'Kane and author Aidan Martin set to take part.

Edinburgh Live

Irish tourists slapped with alcohol warning ahead of Spanish summer travel

The Department of Foreign Affairs has published guidelines on its website as people begin to make travel plans for this summer and have warned tourists about the "significantly larger measures" of alcohol sold in Spanish bars

Dublin Live

Scots dad who lost everything in 20-year battle with alcohol addiction launches support podcast

Jamie Lynch had his first drink aged 15, with weekend visits to the pub soon spiralling into addiction.

Daily Record

Muhammad Ali's grandson credits MMA for saving him from out-of-control lifestyle

Biaggio Ali Walsh, the grandson of Muhammad Ali, was a talented college football player but he turned to alcohol and partying after deciding to quit the sport

Daily Mirror

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How digital marketing of legal but harmful products escalates health threats to the most vulnerable

The marketing of legal but harmful products – like alcohol and tobacco – has always targeted our emotional desires. But it has now moved to digital and social media, and this creates a heightened threat to public health because both the products and the platform target our neurological response.

The Conversation

'Drinking isn’t an option, it’s more of a requirement': the reasons for high alcohol consumption among some student athletes

Binge drinking is commonplace in university sport. Students who play sport drink more heavily and frequently than other students. Research that surveyed students in England found that 62% of student sportspeople reported drinking at least twice per week, compared with 43% of those who didn’t play sport.

The Conversation

Spain holiday alcohol warning issued to Irish tourists for summer 2023

Spain has always been one of the most popular destinations for Irish tourists and summer 2023 will be no different. The Department of Foreign Affairs has listed a number of safety concerns that holidaymakers should be aware of.

Irish Mirror

Russian soldiers too DRUNK to fight effectively in Ukraine, British intelligence says

'Heavy drinking' among troops is contributing to Russian losses in Ukraine, according to new intelligence, with officials said to be concerned at incidents, crimes, and deaths caused by alcohol abuse

Daily Mirror

'Timing is critical' - Drinkaware launch campaign for parents over alarming figures on underage drinking

As a result of growing concern around the issues of alcohol use among teens, Drinkaware today launches a new resource for parents

Irish Mirror

‘Extremely high’ number of Russian soldiers thought to be dying due to alcohol abuse - MoD

’Pervasive alcohol abuse’ is thought to have caused an ‘extremely high’ number of deaths among Russian troops

Evening Standard

Mrs Hinch fans share 45p way to remove pesky shop stickers from products

Mrs Hinch fans have shared a handy 45p way to remove stickers from all surfaces thanks to the alcohol content in the product - and you probably already have it at home

Daily Mirror

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Hazing victim tied up and force-fed magic mushrooms as sick video identifies culprits

Trenton Lehrkamp, 19, was taken to hospital unconscious and barely breathing, covered in paint and soaked in urine with his blood alcohol limit six times over the legal limit for driving

Liverpool Echo

'Stay Away' - Warning issued young Brit men planning trips to Amsterdam

A new marketing campaign has been launched to clampdown on anti-social behaviour

The Independent UK

Drew Barrymore reveals she hasn’t been in a relationship since she stopped drinking alcohol

‘Alcohol was my poison, and I haven’t had a drink in four years’

Daily Mirror

Uni students more likely to turn to drugs than alcohol to cope with mental health

Pressures of studying during the cost of living crisis are getting to students as three quarters turn to drugs and alcohol to self medicate and relieve mental health struggles, a new study shows

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Residents in Merthyr Tydfil raise concerns about application for a shop to sell alcohol

A new premises licence for Alma Stores in Dowlais is due to be considered by the council's statutory licensing committee

GoodToKnow

How to boost serotonin naturally – advice from the experts

A neuroscientist and medical scientist share how to boost your serotonin levels without medication.

Irish Mirror

Irish Rail workers sacked after testing positive for drugs in random and planned tests

Some employees have been dismissed as a result of the detections

Dublin Live

Booze consumption soared over last two years but still below pre-pandemic

Figures from Revenue show that consumption last year was 10.2 litres of pure alcohol per capita

ABC News

Brisbane doctor's opioid substitution service reopens after interim win against medical board's restrictions

Stuart Reece says he had to close his Highgate Hill practice late last year after the Medical Board of Australia imposed supervision conditions on his registration.

The Independent UK

Bigger selection of non-alcoholic drinks ‘changes choices of online shoppers’

A team from Cambridge University carried out the study looking at how people choose what to drink.

WEKU

HB 248 ‘holds everybody to the same standard’ for addiction recovery housing

The president of the Kentucky Recovery Housing Network Advisory Board said House Bill 248, which Governor Beshear signed into law, will help Kentuckians trying to overcome alcohol and drug addiction.

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