Ban ignores the other sweet deals

SWEETS are evil. Sweets are bad. You are putting your children at risk by letting them eat sweets.

Ban ignores the other sweet deals
Sat, 01 Oct, 2011 - 01:00
Claire O'Sullivan

Yes, I’m talking a lot of tosh — but frankly, removing sweets from Our Lady’s Hospital is a load of tosh.

Irish adults and children have eaten sweets for generations, without the state having to resort to cranes to extract kids from their beds.

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