Anti-tobacco activists in Ireland believe that the Tobacco Free Ireland strategy can succeed – at least in respect of youngsters.Read More
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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
A warning to Irish politicians that they could be the recipients of future nanny awards might not strike fear into them. This year’s 'nanny-in-chief' turned up to claim her prize.Read More
The Global Forum on Nicotine is once again taking to the road to encourage a wider debate about the issues surrounding vaping.Read More
People in Dublin, Ireland, and Durham and London, England, are being offered the opportunity of taking part in local dialogues that will seek to understand vaping.Read More
Tobacco crops have been grown in Sweden and are still grown in Canada and Poland; and now a cigar-tobacco crop and business is being developed in Ireland.Read More
Ireland may become the second country to require standardized packaging for cigarettes, reports the Kildare Nationalist. Health Minister James Reilly announced government approval for his controversial plans, which he hopes to have enacted early next Read More