Now let’s see some action on drink

THE current focus on the alcohol problem is most welcome and very long overdue.

Sat, 07 Jun, 2003 - 01:00

Justice Minister Michael McDowell’s proposed set of legislative changes demonstrate a commitment to action.

But enforcement is going to be the real key to change. In fact, if existing laws were effectively implemented, new ones would probably be unnecessary.

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Courts Your View Place: North Brunswick Street, Dublin 7 Person: Justice Minister Person: Michael McDowell Person: Marion Rackard Organisation: Strategic Task Force on Alcohol Organisation: Irish National Alliance for Action on Alcohol

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