Ireland’s First National Alcohol Awareness Week Launched
Ireland’s first National Alcohol Awareness Week takes place from 18th to the 22nd March.
Organised by Alcohol Forum, a charity working to reduce alcohol-related harms in Ireland, it’s hoped the campaign will raise awareness, challenge thinking and ultimately start a process of re-evaluating Ireland’s harmful drinking culture.
A series of events will take place throughout the week including a half day conference entitled,“The Power of Local Community in Reducing Harmful Drinking”. This will run alongside Ireland’s National Healthcare Conference taking place in the National Convention Centre Dublin on Wednesday 20th March. Read more...
Download our event brochure (PDF)
Download list of speakers (PDF)
To register for conference call 074-9125596 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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