Smoker numbers falling, says Tobacco Control

Anti-smoking campaigners are appealing to people who have given up cigarettes for Lent to kick the habit for good.

Smoker numbers falling, says Tobacco Control
Fri, 18 Apr, 2003 - 10:33

Anti-smoking campaigners are appealing to people who have given up cigarettes for Lent to kick the habit for good.

A lifestyle study released by the Department of Health this week showed smoker numbers in Ireland are falling.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: IrelandPerson: Tom PowerOrganisation: Tobacco ControlOrganisation: Department of HealthOrganisation: Office of Tobacco Control

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