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Penalties for breaking the new rules could include fines of up to 4,000 euro or six months in prison
A ban on the sale of vapes to under 18s will come into effect tomorrow.
Penalties for breaking the new rules could include fines of up to 4,000 euro or six months in prison.
Other measures are due to follow next year, including action on e-cigarette sales in vending machines, and advertising.
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly says he's glad to get the ban over the line before Christmas:
Over 60 Arrested For Drink Or Drug-Driving This Bank Holiday Weekend
Gardaí are conducting high-visibility checkpoints around the country until Tuesday
Three Israeli Hostages Have Been Released In Gaza
Adam Parsons reports from the Hostage Square in Tel Aviv
January Was The Worst Month For Overcrowding In Hospitals
With 13,972 people treated in hospitals without a bed
Ireland Is 2 Public Holidays Behind The EU Average
People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy believes we should be in line with the average
Temporary Reprieve: Court Halts Euthanisation Of XL Bully Dogs In Shelters And Local Charities
The highest number of applications to keep the dogs were made to Kildare County Council, with 19 applications submitted.
Black Boxes Recovered As Trump Blames Washington Air Crash On Diversity And Equality Policies
Two Men Killed And Two Others Seriously Injured In Carlow Road Crash
Gardaí and emergency services are currently at the scene of a fatal road traffic collision that occurred on the N80 in Leagh, Rathoe, Co.Carlow at approximately 1.15am this morning
"Influencers" Under Fire For Breaching Advertising Code
Wild, B-Perfect Cosmetics, Dylan Oaks and Califia Farms were found to be in breach of the ASA code.
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