Govt set to press ahead with minimum alcohol pricing

Minister of State for Health Roisín Shortall has confirmed that she intends to push ahead with plans to introduce minimum pricing for alcohol in Ireland.

Minister of State for Health Roisín Shortall has confirmed that she intends to push ahead with plans to introduce minimum pricing for alcohol in Ireland.

Reports have suggested that the move may increase by as much as 50% the price tag on cheaper beers and spirits.

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