Spit it out – but don’t send in the inspectors

THE Irish Examiner recently reported that Office of Tobacco Control inspectors will carry out random checks and the public will also be able to report pubs where smoking is taking place after January 1.

Spit it out – but don’t send in the inspectors
Fri, 15 Aug, 2003 - 01:00

In days gone by, spitting in public places was prohibited.

Tram cars, buses and trains carried discreet notices: “Spitting prohibited. Fine £2.”

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