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At the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland policy group on alcohol public meeting in Kildare Street, Dublin, yesterday, were (from left) Prof Frank Murray, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, Dr Stephen Stewart, consultant hepatologist and director of the Centre for Liver Disease, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, Supt Collette Quinn, director of the Garda juvenile diversion programme, Dr Bobby Smyth, consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist, and John Buckley, youth engagement officer at Spunout.ie. Photograph: Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland
Minimum pricing an effective way of reducing alcohol consumption

The introduction of a minimum price for alcohol is the most effective way to reduce heavy drinking among young people, a public meeting organised by t(...)

Grim history of Canada's racially segregated hospitals

For a long time, Laura Cranmer never thought about her time in hospital as a young child with tuberculosis. But her discovery in adulthood that she’d (...)

Constitutional convention chairman Tom Arnold: Mr Arnold said he was looking forward to a “fair and open” discussion where all members would have an equal say. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill
Constitutional convention may consider extra topics, says chairman

It is highly likely the constitutional convention will express views on topics that are not on the agenda given to it by the G(...)

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