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Alcohol Action Ireland survey shows many back banning social media alcohol ads
Seven in 10 people believe TV adverts for alcohol should be banned before 9pm.
Alcohol Action Ireland says its survey also shows two thirds would back restrictions to limit the alcohol adverts that children see and hear.
A similiar number were also found to favour banning alcohol ads being streamed on social media channels.
Receivers Appointed At Company Behind Fastway With Warning Of Service Disruption For Locals
The company says inflation, rising operating costs and intense price pressures in the parcels market have made the business “no longer viable.”
Maynooth To Dublin Line Reopens After Tragic Incident Near Pelletstown
Services are resuming between Maynooth / M3 Parkway and Dublin.
Athy Market Showdown: Traders Threaten To Quit Over Charges
From two weeks’ time, vendors must pay two euro a week, or one hundred euro a year, for a trading permit, as well as hold public liability insurance, according to Athy Labour Cllr Mark Leigh.
Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu Orders His Military To Conduct "Powerful" Strikes In Gaza
He's accused Hamas of violating a ceasefire deal by releasing the remains of a hostage already recovered by troops nearly two years ago.
English Tourist Injured Following Alleged Assault In August At Temple Bar Has Died
A man in his 20s was charged in connection with the incident and has since appeared before the courts.
Lights Too Bright? Drivers Claim LEDs Pose Growing Risk
Locals have told Kfm that this has also been a major problem.
Tóibín: Ógra To Be ‘Far More’ Integrated With Senior Party Following Racist Message Fallout
New members will also have to undergo training.
Ladies Senior Camogie Final Celebrated In Dark Amid Claims Stadium Lights Cut Before Cup Presentation
The incident occurred at Cedral St. Conleth’s Park, the first camogie fixture played at the redeveloped venue since it reopened last year.
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