Leaving Cert Students Urged To Be Cautious After Receiving Results
The Road Safety Authority have urged young people to stay safe on the roads today as they receive their results.
To date 12 young adults aged between 16 and 20 have died on Irish Roads this year.
Elsewhere parents are being urged to advise their children on the risks of alcohol consumption ahead of results celebrations tonight.
Alcohol Action Ireland is also reminding alcohol retailers to be particularly vigilant in ensuring that they do not sell alcohol to minors.
Conor Cullen is Head of Communications and Advocacy at Alcohol Action Ireland:
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