The real issue

PUBLICANS are mistaken if they believe the smoking ban is the reason for a decrease in their profits.

Mon, 19 Jul, 2004 - 01:00

It is the cost of living that is keeping people in their homes. Why don’t publicans protest against rising costs on behalf of their customers instead of flouting the laws designed to protect our health?

Noirin Hurley

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