Will new warning labels in Ireland turn people away from alcohol?

From sober curious to dedicated pint-lovers, 20-somethings tell us about their outlook on drinking.

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"If you have three pints, that is easy, easy going," the 29-year-old says. "Probably a heavy night, casually, would be like six-plus pints."

Jack grew up in County Galway where, he says, young people often start drinking at 14 or 15, "usually in a field with a horrendous can of cider".

"And then, when you're 17, your dad brings you to a pub, buys you your pint of Guinness, and that's where it takes hold."

Ireland has a complex relationship with drinking and many see alcohol and socialising as inextricably linked, part of the social fabric of everyday life.