Smokers set to launch legal fight against ban

Neans McSweeney

Thu, 19 Aug, 2004 - 01:00

The European Smokers Against Discrimination campaigners hope to have a High Court date before Christmas and bring their case to Europe early in 2005.

“The legal profession has been off for most of the month of August, but we’ve been campaigning and fundraising away,” said Waterford-based organiser James Croke.

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