Call for more controls on alcohol sales

Businesses demanded stricter controls on the sale of booze through off-licences today in a bid to tackle late night trouble on the streets of Dublin.

Call for more controls on alcohol sales
Wed, 25 May, 2005 - 18:47

Businesses demanded stricter controls on the sale of booze through off-licences today in a bid to tackle late night trouble on the streets of Dublin.

Paul McElearney, chairman of the Dublin City Business Association (DCBA), warned many problems arising at night-time were directly related to alcohol.

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