Irish smokers 'starting younger'

A new Eurobarometer on attitudes towards tobacco shows that Ireland has the lowest average age of starting smoking at 16.4 years, compared to an EU average of 17.6 years.

Irish smokers 'starting younger'

A new Eurobarometer on attitudes towards tobacco shows that Ireland has the lowest average age of starting smoking at 16.4 years, compared to an EU average of 17.6 years.

The figure is the starting age for smoking averaged out over all smokers and ex-smokers.

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