Excitement is mounting in Ireland as the red carpet is rolled out in preparation for the country's annual Golden Nanny Awards.Read More
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Tobacco control activists should stop putting it about that smokers are addicted to the point where they cannot quit without help. It isn't true; as this story indicates.Read More
If authorities cannot bring themselves to embrace the idea of tobacco harm reduction, perhaps they should call it something else: pragmatic tobacco policy, perhaps.Read More
Successful communication must be at the heart of Philip Morris' efforts to wean smokers, and thereby itself, off combustible cigarettes.Read More
The story below seems to blow a hole in the idea that one puff – or even quite a lot of puffs – on a cigarette and a person is addicted to nicotine and smoking. Read More
Anti-tobacco activists in Ireland believe that the Tobacco Free Ireland strategy can succeed – at least in respect of youngsters.Read More
Revenue officers in Ireland have described as sophisticated an illicit cigarette factory discovered in the country last week. It had its own living quarters.Read More
In Ireland, where restaurants are extending smoke-free zones to outdoor areas, the ‘market’ seems to be working admirably. So why legislate for something that is happening?Read More
Heat-not-burn tobacco products have been referred to by an Irish politician as a ‘gimmick’. With a billion-dollar development program behind them, they comprise one impressive gimmick.Read More
While Ireland has about 830,000 smokers; it has more than a million ex-smokers, a new survey has found.Read More
