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(2024) New Minister for National Drugs Strategy. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 88, Summer 2024 , p. 15.

Galvin, Brian (2024) Deliberative democracy and citizens’ assemblies. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 87, Winter 2024, Supplement , pp. 12-15.

Kuijpers, Thomas G and Kunst, Anton E and Willemsen, Marc C (2023) Lesson-drawing in tobacco control: a qualitative study of stakeholder perceptions in five North-Western European countries. Tobacco Prevention & Cessation , 9 .

Galvin, Brian (2023) New Minister of State with responsibility for the National Drugs Strategy. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 84, Winter 2023 , pp. 1-3.

Dillon, Lucy (2023) Conference on addiction recovery and the gap between evidence and political will. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 84, Winter 2023 , pp. 15-16.

McPhee, Ian and Sheridan, Barry (2023) Policy traps and policy placebos: assessing drug policy network responses to drug related deaths. Drugs, Habits and Social Policy , 24 , (1) , pp. 39-52.

Moury, Catherine (2023) Understanding successful policy innovation: the case of Portuguese drug policy. Addiction , 118 , (5) , pp. 967-978. (In Press)

Dillon, Lucy (2021) Facilitating young people’s participation in decision-making. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 79, Autumn 2021 , pp. 8-10.

Doyle, Anne (2021) Waiting for the wave: political leadership, policy windows, and alcohol policy change in Ireland. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 79, Autumn 2021 , pp. 17-19.

Bowen, Phil (2021) A smarter approach? Sentencing and politics in England and Wales. Irish Probation Journal , 18 , pp. 78-90.

Doyle, Anne (2021) Coordination, framing, and innovation: the political sophistication of public health advocates in Ireland. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 77, Spring 2021 , pp. 17-21.

Stevens, Alex (2021) The politics of being an “expert”: a critical realist auto-ethnography of drug policy advisory panels in the UK. Journal of Qualitative Criminal Justice & Criminology .

Branston, J Robert and Arnott, Deborah and Gallagher, Allen W A (2021) What does Brexit mean for UK tobacco control? International Journal of Drug Policy , 92 , p. 103044.

O'Carroll, Austin and Duffin, Tony and Collins, John (2020) Harm reduction in the time of COVID-19: Case study of homelessness and drug use in Dublin, Ireland. International Journal of Drug Policy , 87 , p. 102966.

Dillon, Lucy (2020) National Drugs Strategy and new Programme for Government. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 75, Autumn 2020 , pp. 1-4.

Stevens, Alex (2020) Critical realism and the 'ontological politics of drug policy'. International Journal of Drug Policy , 84 .

Dillon, Lucy (2019) Taking stock: a decade of drug policy. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 69, Spring 2019 , 11 p..

Stevens, Alex (2019) 'Being human' and the 'moral sidestep' in drug policy: explaining government inaction on opioid-related deaths in the UK. Addictive Behaviors , 90 , pp. 444-450.

Dillon, Lucy (2016) Drugs policy in the new programme for government. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 58, Summer 2016 , pp. 1-3.

Bosdriesz, Jizzo R and Willemsen, Marc C and Stronks, Karien and Kunst, Anton E (2015) Tobacco control policy development in the European Union: do political factors matter? European Journal of Public Health , 25 , (2) , pp. 190-194.

Chatwin, Caroline (2013) Book review: Reflections on the concept of coherency for a policy on psychoactive substances and beyond. Drugs: Education Prevention and Policy , 20 , (2) , pp. 164-165.

Pike, Brigid (2012) Politicians and the drugs debate – six years on. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 41, Spring 2012 , p. 10.

Connolly, Johnny and Pike, Brigid and Keane, Martin and Lyons, Suzi (2011) Drugs policy in the new programme for government. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 37, Spring 2011 , pp. 1-2.

Pike, Brigid (2011) Where do drugs fit in? Drugnet Ireland , Issue 37, Spring 2011 , pp. 3-4.

Pike, Brigid and Nelson, Mairea (2011) National drugs strategy goes to Department of Health. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 38, Summer 2011 , pp. 3-4.

Pike, Brigid (2011) Programme for Government 2011–2016: measures that may impact indirectly on the drugs issue. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 38, Summer 2011 , pp. 4-5.

Pike, Brigid (2010) Drugs come under new department. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 34, Summer 2010 , pp. 1-2.

Pike, Brigid (2009) Agreed Programme for Government – progress report 2008. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 29, Spring 2009 , p. 6.

Pike, Brigid (2008) Oireachtas kicks off debate on new national drugs strategy. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 25, Spring 2008 , pp. 3-4.

Galvin, Brian (2008) New Minister of State for drugs strategy. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 26, Summer 2008 , p. 1.

Baptista, Isabel and O’Sullivan, Eoin (2008) The role of the state in developing homeless strategies: Portugal and Ireland in comparative perspective. European Journal of Homelessness , 2 , pp. 25-43.

Pike, Brigid (2007) New law defines Minister's responsibility for National Drugs Strategy. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 24, Winter 2007 .

Pike, Brigid (2007) Outgoing government reports on drug initiatives. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 23, Autumn 2007 , p. 4.

Galvin, Brian (2007) Draft Programme for Government. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 22, Summer 2007 , p. 1.

Pike, Brigid (2006) New social partnership agreement addresses drugs and alcohol. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 19, Autumn 2006 , p. 7.

Pike, Brigid (2006) Politicians and the drugs debate. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 19, Autumn 2006 , pp. 16-17.

Lynn, Ena (2005) Joint Oireachtas Committee report on cocaine addiction. Drugnet Ireland , Issue 15, Autumn 2005 , p. 19.

McKee, Martin (2005) A failure of leadership? Why Northern Ireland must introduce a total ban on workplace smoking. The Ulster Medical Journal , 74 , (2) , pp. 78-80.

Report

Fianna Fail. (2024) Fianna Fáil General election manifesto 2024. Moving forward together. Dublin: Fianna Fáil.

Green Party. (2024) Green Party manifesto 2024: towards 2030 a decade of change volume II. Dublin: Green Party.

People Before Profit. (2024) People Before Profit election manifesto 2024. Dublin: People Before Profit.

Fine Gael. (2024) Fine Gael general election 2024 manifesto: securing your future. Dublin: Fine Gael.

Labour Party. (2024) Labour manifesto 2024. Building better together. Dublin: Labour Party.

Sinn Féin. (2024) Sinn Féin general election manifesto 2024. The choice for change. Dublin: Sinn Féin.

Aontú. (2024) Aontú general election manifesto 2024. Our common sense. Dublin: Aontú.

Committee on Standing Orders and Dáil Reform. (2024) Report of the Committee on Standing Orders and Dáil Reform. Orders of reference for Special Committee on Drugs Use. Adopted by the Committee 28 February 2024. Dublin: Houses of the Oireachtas.

Health Research Board. Irish National Focal Point to the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction. (2024) Ireland: national report for 2023 – drug policy. Dublin: Health Research Board.

Children's Rights Alliance. (2024) Children's Rights Alliance report card 2024. Dublin: Children's Rights Alliance.

British Irish Council. (2024) Drugs and Alcohol Work Sector: report on work sector activity 2021 - 2024. Edinburgh: British Irish Council.

Ireland. Department of Public Health. (2023) Report on governance in the North Inner City Drug and Alcohol Task Force. Dublin: Department of Health.

Children's Rights Alliance. (2023) Children's Rights Alliance report card 2023. Dublin: Children's Rights Alliance.

Sinn Fein. (2022) Sinn Féin alternative budget for health 2023: funding fairer healthcare. Dublin: Sinn Fein.

Green Party. (2022) Citizens’ Assembly on evidence informed drugs policy from a harm reduction perspective. Dublin: Green Party.

Children's Rights Alliance. (2022) Children's Rights Alliance report card 2022. Dublin: Children's Rights Alliance.

Madden, Annie and Tanguay, Pascal and Chang, Judy (2021) Drug decriminalisation: progress or political red herring? Assessing the impact of current models of decriminalisation on people who use drugs. London: INPUD.

Children's Rights Alliance. (2021) Children's Rights Alliance report card 2021. Dublin: Children's Rights Alliance.

Drugs Policy and Social Inclusion Unit. (2020) Reducing harm, supporting recovery progress report 2019. Dublin: Department of Health.

Fianna Fail, Fine Gael, The Green Party. (2020) Programme for Government – our shared future. [Final].

Ireland. Department of Children and Youth Affairs. (2018) Department of Children and Youth Affairs annual report 2017. Dublin: Department of Children and Youth Affairs.

Joint Committee on the Future of Mental Health Care. (2017) Interim report of the Joint Committee on the Future of Mental Health Care. Dublin: Houses of the Oireachtas.

Ireland. Department of Health. (2017) Reducing harm, supporting recovery. A health-led response to drug and alcohol use in Ireland 2017 - 2025. Dublin: Department of Health.

Department of the Taoiseach. (2017) A programme for a partnership Government annual report 2017. Dublin: Department of The Taoiseach.

Social Justice Ireland. (2017) Socio-economic review 2017. Dublin: Social Justice Ireland.

Co-operation Group to Combat Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking in Drugs (Pompidou Group). (2017) Policy paper on government interaction with civil society on drug policy issues: principles, ways and means, opportunities and challenges. Strasbourg: Council of Europe.

Government of Ireland. (2016) Programme for Partnership Government. Dublin: Department of An Taoiseach.

Department of Health. (2016) Departmental brief for Minister - May 2016. Dublin: Department of Health.

United Nations General Assembly. (2016) Draft resolution submitted by the President of the General Assembly. Our joint commitment to effectively addressing and countering the world drug problem. A/S-30/L.1. New York: United Nations General Assembly.

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. (2016) Outcomes document of the 2016 United Nations General Assembly Special Session on the World Drug Problem New York, 19-21 April 2016. Our joint commitment to effectively addressing and countering the world drug problem. Vienna: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.

Ireland. Department of Health. (2014) Briefing material provided to Minister Varadkar upon his appointment. Dublin: Department of Health.

Social Justice Ireland. Healy, Sean and Larragy, Adam and Leahy, Ann and Mallon, Sandra and Murphy, Michelle and Reynolds, Brigid (2013) What would real recovery look like? Securing economic development, social equity and sustainability. Dublin: Social Justice Ireland.

Department of Finance. (2013) Expenditure report 2014. Dublin: Stationery Office.

Pompidou Group. Coherent Policy Expert Group. Muscat, Richard and Pike, Brigid (2012) Reflections on the concept of coherency for a policy on psychoactive substances and beyond. Strasbourg: Council of Europe Publishing.

Government for National Recovery 2011-2016. (2012) Programme for Government: annual report 2012. Dublin: Department of the Taoiseach.

Ireland. Department of Health. (2012) Report on the review of drugs task forces and the national structures under which they operate. Dublin: Department of Health.

Social Inclusion Unit, Department of Health and Children. (2011) Briefings for Minister Reilly and Fitzgerald as released for FOI. Dublin: Department of Health and Children.

Ireland. Department of the Taoiseach. (2011) Briefing notes prepared for Enda Kenny TD upon his taking up office. Dublin: Department of An Taoiseach.

Citywide. (2011) Citywide Drugs Crisis Campaign. Response to the programme for government, ‘Government for National Recovery 2011-2016’. Dublin: Citywide.

Rabitte, Pat and Bacik, Ivana (2011) A fair and effective penal system. Dublin: Labour Party.

Sinn Fein. (2011) Tackling crime – making communities safe. Dublin: Sinn Fein.

Fine Gael. (2011) Fine Gael manifesto. Dublin: Fine Gael.

Labour Party. (2011) One Ireland: jobs, reforms, fairness. Dublin: Labour Party.

Fine Gael, Labour Party. (2011) Towards recovery: programme for a National Government 2011 – 2016. Dublin: Fine Gael; Labour Party.

Ireland. Department of the Taoiseach. (2011) National reform programme for Ireland under the Europe 2020 Strategy. Dublin: Department of the Taoiseach.

Ireland. Department of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs. (2010) Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs annual report 2009. Dublin: Department of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs.

Ireland. Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs. (2009) Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs annual report 2007. Dublin: Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs.

Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development. (2008) Ireland: towards an integrated public service. Executive summary. Paris: OECD.

Fianna Fail. (2007) Now, the next steps: Fianna Fáil manifesto 2007 summary edition. Dublin: Fianna Fáil.

Ireland. Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs. (2007) Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs annual report 2006. Dublin: Stationery Office.

Ritter, Alison (2007) Monograph no. 15: Priority areas in illicit drug policy: Perspectives of policy makers. Sydney: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre.

Department of the Taoiseach. (2006) Towards 2016: ten-year framework social partnership agreement 2006-2015. Dublin: Stationery Office.

Ireland. Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs. (2006) Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs annual report 2005. Dublin: Stationery Office.

Ireland. Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs. (2005) Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs annual report 2004. Dublin: Stationery Office.

Ireland. Department of the Taoiseach. (2005) Department of the Taoiseach strategy statement 2005-2007=Roinn an Taoisigh Ráitéas Straitéise 2005-2007. Dublin: Department of the Taoiseach.

Ireland. Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs. (2005) Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs strategy statement 2005-2007. Dublin: Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs.

(2004) Government progress report: progress report on the implementation of An Agreed Programme for Government between Fianna Fail and the Progressive Democrats. Dublin: Fianna Fail and Progressive Democrats.

Institute of Public Administration. O'Donnell, Orla and Boyle, Richard (2004) E-government and organisation development. Dublin: Institute of Public Administration.

Ireland. Department of the Taoiseach. (2003) Sustaining progress: social partnership agreement 2003-2005. Dublin: Stationery Office.

North/ South Ministerial Council. (2003) North/ South Ministerial Council annual report 2002. London: Stationery Office.

(2002) An agreed programme for government between Fianna Fail and the Progressive Democrats. [Dublin]: Fianna Fail and Progressive Democrats.

Ireland. Department of Tourism, Sport and Recreation. (2001) Building on Experience: National Drugs Strategy 2001 - 2008. Dublin: Stationery Office.

Ireland. Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs. (2000) White paper on a framework for supporting voluntary activity and for developing the relationship between the state and the community and voluntary sector. Dublin: Stationery Office.

Ireland. Department of the Taoiseach. (1999) Programme for prosperity and fairness. Dublin: Department of the Taoiseach.

Ireland. Ministerial Task Force on Measures to Reduce the Demand for Drugs. (1997) Second report of the Ministerial Task Force for Measures to Reduce the Demand for Drugs. Dublin: Stationery Office.

Fianna Fail. (1997) A radical approach to drugs and drug related crime. A Fianna Fáil position paper, March 1997. Dublin: Fianna Fáil.

Ireland. Ministerial Task Force on Measures to Reduce the Demand for Drugs. (1996) First report of the Ministerial Task Force on Measures to Reduce the Demand for Drugs. Dublin: Stationery Office.

Ireland. Government of Ireland. (1996) Partnership 2000 for inclusion, employment and competitiveness. Dublin: Ireland, Department of the Taoiseach.

Webpage

The Citizens' Assembly. (2024) Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use. URL: https://citizensassembly.ie/assembly-on-drugs-use/

Eurostat. (2023) SDGs and me. URL: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/cache/digpub/sdgs/

Dail Debates

[Oireachtas] Dáil Éireann debate. Committee Establishment: Motion [Special Committee on Drugs Use]. (06 Mar 2024)

[Oireachtas] Dáil Éireann debate. Written answer 1120 - Ministerial responsibilities [Gambling] [1474/23]. (18 Jan 2023)

[Oireachtas] Dáil Éireann debate. Order of Business [Decriminalisation debate]. (19 Oct 2021)

[Oireachtas] Dáil Éireann debate. EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement: Motion. (21 Sep 2021)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Topical issue debate - Departmental functions. (13 Jul 2021)

[Oireachtas] Dáil Éireann debate. Other questions - Cross-border co-operation [36818/21]. (08 Jul 2021)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Appointment of Ministers and Ministers of State. (07 Jul 2020)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answer 575 - Lobbying data [42298/17] [Alcohol Bill]. (10 Oct 2017)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answer 24 - Cross-border co-operation [Tobacco] [29306/16]. (11 Oct 2016)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answer 1397 - National Drugs Strategy [25946/16]. (16 Sep 2016)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answer 483 - National drugs strategy implementation [16063/16]. (14 Jun 2016)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answer 148 - Ministerial meetings [26483/15]. (01 Jul 2015)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answer 176 - National drugs strategy implementation [Ministerial meetings] [26483/15]. (01 Jul 2015)

[Oireachtas] Joint Committee on Health and Children - National Drugs Strategy: Minister of State at the Department of Health. (09 Jun 2015)

[Oireachtas] Seanad Eireann debate - National Drugs Strategy: statements. (26 May 2015)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answer 392 - Ministerial Responsibilities [10085/15]. (10 Mar 2015)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann. Leaders' questions (continued) [Drug strategy]. (05 Mar 2015)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answer 367 - Ministerial responsibilities [Tobacco] [46306/14]. (02 Dec 2014)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answers 367 - Ministerial appointments [42944/14]. (11 Nov 2014)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answers 387, 388, 389 & 465 - Departmental reports [Tobacco] [10782/14, 10783/14, 10784/14, 10785/14]. (04 Mar 2014)

[Oireachtas] Joint Committee on the Implementation of the Good Friday Agreement Debate. North-South Co-operation on Health and EU Directive on Patients' Rights: Department of Health. (06 Feb 2014)

[Oireachtas] Seanad Eireann debate. Register of Lobbyists Legislation: Motion (Continued). (26 Jun 2013)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answer 203 - North-South Implementation Bodies [6514/13]. (07 Feb 2013)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answer 183 - National Drugs Strategy [16711/11]. (22 Jun 2011)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answers 58 & 59 - Department functions [10877/11]. (11 May 2011)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answer 29 - National Drugs Strategy [7970/11]. (14 Apr 2011)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answer 311 - Sale of alcohol [3925/11]. (25 Jan 2011)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answer 637, 644, 645 - National drugs strategy.[14837/10, 15322/10, 15323/10]. (20 Apr 2010)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Priority question 5 - National Drugs Strategy [14314/10]. (01 Apr 2010)

[Oireachtas] Dail Eireann debate. Written answers 30 & 31 - Substance Misuse Strategy [8299/10, 8395/10]. (18 Feb 2010)

Book

Muldoon, Orla T (2024) The social psychology of trauma: connecting the personal and the political. Cambridge University Press .

Berridge, Virginia and Bayer, Ronald and Fairchild, Amy L and Hall, Wayne, eds. (2023) E-cigarettes and the comparative politics of harm reduction: history, evidence, and policy. London: Palgrave Macmillan .

Conference or Workshop Item

Harris, Simon (2017) Speech by Simon Harris TD , Minister for Health. In: Launch of Reducing harm, supporting recovery – A health led response to drug and alcohol use in Ireland 2017-2025., 17 July 2017, Dublin Castle.

Varadkar, Leo (2017) Speech by An Taoiseach Mr Leo Varadkar TD. In: Launch of Reducing harm, supporting recovery – A health led response to drug and alcohol use in Ireland 2017-2025., 17 July 2017, Dublin Castle.

Byrne, Catherine (2017) Speech by Catherine Byrne. Minister of State for Health Promotion and the National Drugs Strategy. In: Launch of Reducing harm, supporting recovery – A health led response to drug and alcohol use in Ireland 2017-2025., 17 July 2017, Dublin Castle.

Fitzgerald, John (1997) Conference: Drugs in Dublin: working together we can make a difference. Address by John Fitzgerald, City manager. A local perspective. In: Drugs in Dublin: Working Together We Can Make a Difference, 5th February 1997, Dublin Castle.

News

[Irish Examiner] , O'Keeffe, Cormac Parties urged to back drug decriminalisation. (21 Nov 2024)

[Alcohol Action Ireland] Next government must establish an Office for Alcohol Harm Reduction. (18 Nov 2024)

[thejournal.ie] , MacRedmond, David FactCheck: Where have Fine Gael (and Simon Harris) stood on drug decriminalisation in the past? (13 Nov 2024)

Hot Press News Desk. [Hot Press] Ireland’s new drugs Minister Colm Burke says one in five politicians in the Dáil have probably taken illegal substances. (02 Sep 2024)

[Irish Examiner] , O'Keeffe, Cormac New Oireachtas committee on drugs use is expected to produce interim reports. (05 Jun 2024)

[Irish Times] , Horgan Jones, Jack Drug use committee faces difficulties reporting findings before possible autumn election, chair says. (13 Mar 2024)

[Irish Examiner] , Phelan, Ciara Tánaiste 'worried' about impact of legalising cannabis. (20 Mar 2023)

[thejournal.ie] , Kinsella, Carla Minister for Justice Simon Harris says he 'hasn't heard' of drug use in Leinster House. (22 Feb 2023)

[RTE News] , Cunningham, Paul Citizens' Assembly on drugs could make way for radical shake-up. (19 Feb 2023)

[thejournal.ie] , McNally, Tadgh 'No view' on cannabis legalisation, says Varadkar as Citizens' Assembly on drugs expected in 2023. (25 Dec 2022)

[Gov.ie] Minister of State appointments. (21 Dec 2022)

[RTE News] , Spain, Sinead Why some politicians want decriminalisation of drugs. (04 Dec 2022)

Ireland. Department of Health. [Department of Health] Budget 2021: €4 billion to protect, reform and expand health and social care services and implement universal healthcare. (14 Oct 2020)

[RTE News] Government confirms junior minister portfolios. (02 Jul 2020)

[Hot Press] , Clark, Stuart The Irish Council for Civil Liberties call for urgent drug policy review. (16 Jun 2020)

[Hot Press] , Clark, Stuart The Green Party calls for drug decriminalisation in Ireland. (04 May 2020)

[thejournal.ie] , Ryan, Orla Q&A: Here's where Ireland's political parties stand on drugs ahead of GE2020. (07 Feb 2020)

[Irish Examiner] , O'Keeffe, Cormac Cormac O’Keeffe: Pledges galore, but will anything change on the ground? (05 Feb 2020)

[Citywide] Citywide Drugs Crisis Campaign-Manifesto for General Election 2020. (24 Jan 2020)

[Fianna Fail] Fianna Fail manifesto 2020. (24 Jan 2020)

[Irish Examiner] , O'Keeffe, Cormac Government must invest in 'day-to-day' local drug services - community group. (23 Jan 2020)

[Alcohol Action Ireland] No place for alcohol industry in public health policies. (01 May 2019)

[thejournal.ie] , Ní Fhallúin, Maebh Opinion: 'Big businesses will cry wolf and fire accusations of nanny-statism at any public health intervention'. (18 Apr 2019)

[thejournal.ie] , Fitzgerald, Cormac Finian McGrath criticised by Cabinet colleagues for 'bewildering and bizarre' comments over political policing. (31 Mar 2019)

[Finegael.ie] Fine Gael Ard Fheis: Motions on addiction and gambling. (15 Nov 2018)

[Department of Health] Slaintecare top priority in health budget 2019. (10 Oct 2018)

[Alcohol Action Ireland] Alcohol Action Ireland call on 13 TDs further delaying the Alcohol Bill to back better public health, and protect our children first, ahead of a thriving alcohol industry. (17 Sep 2018)

[Irish Times] , O'Halloran, Marie FF Irish amendment could delay public health legislation on alcohol. (16 Sep 2018)

Press Association. [Irish Examiner] Fianna Fáil criticised over ‘cruel, mocking’ post on drugs policy. (09 Aug 2018)

[Irish Times] , Kelleher, Olivia Irish medicinal cannabis campaigner to speak before House of Commons. (20 Jun 2018)

[The Times] , Rogan, Aaron and Bray, Jennifer Threat to alcohol bill after U-turn by Labour. (16 Jun 2018)

[Medical Independent] Irish Cancer Society "shocked" at Labour attempts to remove cancer labelling from Alcohol Bill. (15 Jun 2018)

[Irish Times] , O'Regan, Michael Ceann Comhairle urges rethink in Dáil road traffic Bill filibuster. (14 Jun 2018)

[RTE News] , McMorrow, Conor TD calls for 'DIY' alcohol breath testing kits to be supplied to rural pubs. (31 May 2018)

[newstalk.com] , Staines, Michael Green Party calls for Government investment in growing medicinal cannabis. (25 May 2018)

[Irish Times] , Labanyi, David and O'Halloran, Marie Varadkar threatens to force passage of road traffic Bill. (24 May 2018)

[Irish Times] , O'Halloran, Marie Rural TDs call time on drink-driving provision in Bill. (14 May 2018)

[thejournal.ie] , Hosford, Paul 'Disgraceful and self-serving' - Road safety chief hits out at TDs over drink-driving bill. (27 Apr 2018)

[rte.ie] , McMorrow, Conor Are 'alcohol can cause cancer' labels 'a step too far' for TDs? (19 Feb 2018)

[Irish Times] , O'Halloran, Marie Drinks industry lobbied extensively on Alcohol Health Bill. (22 Jan 2018)

[Medical Independent] , Lynch, David A new dawn for drug policy? (07 Dec 2017)

[Irish Examiner] Cork TD calls for Dáil bar to be shut immediately. (01 Dec 2017)

[Health Research Board] Research central to implementation of new National Drugs Strategy. (17 Jul 2017)

[Independent.ie] , Doyle, Kevin Minister expects backlash to 'booze curtains' plan - but says it 'must happen'. (30 Dec 2016)

[Department of Health] Minister Marcella Corcoran Kennedy welcomes tobacco divestment by ISIF. (22 Dec 2016)

[Irish Times] , O'Halloran, Marie Sharp exchanges in Seanad on Public Health (Alcohol) Bill. (26 Oct 2016)

[Independent.ie] , O'Connor, Niall Labour drugs plan opposed by gardaí and FG. (11 Nov 2015)

[thejournal.ie] Our drugs minister has backed decriminalisation in a major London speech. (03 Nov 2015)

[Department of Health] Minister Ó Ríordáin to host Think Tank on the National Drug Problem. (29 Jul 2015)

[thejournal.ie] Here’s the new minister for drugs. (23 Apr 2015)

[Department of Health] Varadkar welcomes appointment of Ó Ríordáin as Minister of State with Responsibility for Drugs. (23 Apr 2015)

[Irish Examiner] , O'Keeffe, Cormac Fianna Fáil: Emphasis must be on becoming drug-free. (17 Apr 2015)

[Fianna Fail] FF proposes radical new approach to tackling drugs crisis. (16 Apr 2015)

[Irish Examiner] , O'Keeffe, Cormac Call for dedicated drugs minister. (13 Apr 2015)

[Citywide] Citywide welcomes comments from an Taoiseach that he is giving consideration to appointing a Junior Minister with responsibility for the National Drugs Strategy. (07 Mar 2015)

[Irish Examiner] , O'Cionnaith, Fiachra Cabinet urged to keep plain packaging plans. (20 Feb 2015)

British Irish Council. [British Irish Council] Ministerial meeting of the sectoral group on the misuse of substances. (27 Jun 2014)

[Alcohol Action Ireland] All-party Oireachtas group on alcohol misuse launched. (04 Mar 2014)

[Independent.ie] , Sheahan, Fionnan Labour candidates send mixed messages on alcohol use. (10 Feb 2014)

[Independent.ie] Drinks group tipped off about Cabinet memo. (08 Jan 2014)

[Irish Medical Times] New substance misuse proposals submitted. (12 Nov 2013)

[thejournal.ie] Dáil own-brand wine is a bizarre idea, says Adams. (13 Oct 2013)

[Irish Independent] , Hancock, Ciaran We need to take a line on drink. (25 Sep 2013)

[Irish Examiner] , McCarthaigh, Sean Alcohol sponsorship ban ‘would hurt sports’. (28 Mar 2013)

[thejournal.ie] Oireachtas agenda: alcohol sponsorship, court reporting and animal welfare. (27 Mar 2013)

, Brennan, Michael Shortall and Gilmore bicker over alcohol abuse legislation. (25 Jan 2013)

[Irish Examiner Breaking News] Minister announces changes to drugs task forces. (18 Dec 2012)

[thejournal.ie] Government failure to tackle alcohol abuse had “devastating” impact on society – health specialist. (02 Dec 2012)

[Irish Medical Times] , Connors, Aoife Drug Minister’s title ‘should be amended’. (10 Jan 2012)

[drugs.ie] What should the new government’s priority be on drugs and/or alcohol? (31 Mar 2011)

[TheUniversityObserver.ie] , Rothwell, Kate High society. (29 Mar 2011)

[Alcohol Action Ireland] AAI compares the promises on alcohol. (23 Feb 2011)

[Alcohol Action Ireland] ‘F’ for failure – alcohol charity urges new Government to get a result and tackle detrimental impact of alcohol on young people. (24 Jan 2011)

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