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Installing Road Safety Authority breathalysers in pubs ‘would have sent out wrong message’

Published by The Irish Times · Ireland 10 h ago

The Minister who vetoed a plan by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) to install breathalysers in pubs and hotels has said it would have sent out the completely wrong message to road…

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