Alcohol and alcohol-related harm has been in the news a lot lately. Minister Shorthall wishes to raise the cost of alcohol to hinder its widespread use, particularly among teenagers whose binge drinking is causing much alarm. Youth drinking, of course, is not a new problem in Irish society.
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