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How Ireland drinks now: Teetotallers, wine-o clockers and ex-drinkers – The Irish Times

How Ireland drinks now: Teetotallers, wine-o clockers and ex-drinkers – The Irish Times
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Why your bottle of wine could soon carry a cancer warning

As research links alcohol to one in 10 cases of breast cancer, experts are calling for smoking-style labels to change our drinking habits

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Should alcoholic beverages have cancer warning labels?

Ireland mandates graphic cancer warning labels on alcohol starting 2026, sparking global debate. Experts hail it as a public health win, while alcohol industry fights back. Will this be a turning point for worldwide alcohol warning labels?

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Should alcoholic beverages have cancer warning labels?

Ireland will require them starting in 2026, and there are nascent efforts elsewhere to add more explicit labelling about the health risks of drinking..

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Should licensing laws be relaxed? Dr Sheila Gilheany and DJ Robbie Kitt debate

New legislation would see nightclubs stay open until 6am and pubs until 12.30am. While not everyone is in favour of extending alcohol laws, supporters say the move would be a boost to the night-time economy

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