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Announcing the campaign, Health Minister Micheal Martin said it was aimed at reinforcing the message about the dangers from exposing to secondhand smoke and providing assistance and information in preparing for the ban, which cloaks restaurants, bars and workplaces, in succession March 29.

Material being made available from the state-backed Office of Tobacco govern would help all sectors, particularly those in the hospitality and bar trade.

"Some in the trade have exhibited concerns regarding the difficulties that may arise in the implementation of the measure.

"However, the approach we are taking will be a positive united with a view to assisting and guiding them in their responsibilities," Martin said.

"Most the community are law abiding and responsible and I am confident that the vast majority