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Published 21:07 8 May 2019 BST
Updated 15:17 9 May 2019 BST
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The number of teetotallers is also dropping in Ireland, having gone from 19 percent in 1990 to 9 percent in 2017.
We're not totally surprised by that to be fair.
The study has estimated that by 2030, half of all adults in the world will drink alcohol - and almost a quarter will binge drink at least once a month.
Irish drinking rates are forecast as likely to remain stable up to 2030, but will not show any significant fall either, despite the many public health messages about alcohol abuse.
All very interesting.
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