Adams calls for end to drink promotions

World Cup drink promotions must be given the red card if anti-social behaviour is to be tackled, Gerry Adams warned today.

Tue, 01 Jun, 2010 - 21:27

World Cup drink promotions must be given the red card if anti-social behaviour is to be tackled, Gerry Adams warned today.

The Sinn Féin President urged Stormont Justice Minister David Ford to take action against cut-price alcohol offers similar to the measures being proposed in Scotland.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Scotland Place: west Belfast Person: Adams Person: Gerry Adams Person: Justice Minister Person: David Ford Person: Ford Event: World Cup Organisation: Sinn Féin Organisation: Stormont

<p>The study said that, significantly, while online bidding was seen to be more transparent by participants, they actually led to the highest bids in the experiment. This suggests a 'disconnect between beliefs and behaviour'. Picture: iStock</p>

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