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Pre-budget 2026 submission

Budget 2026 offers an important opportunity to focus investment in areas that could yield substantial benefits for CVD patients, promote public health and prevent future disease and death.

Policy News | 8th Sep 2025

TDs and Senators back a call for greater heart failure supports

People living with heart failure shared the impact of…

Coming up in the Irish Heart Foundation

Coming up in the Irish Heart Foundation July to August

Coming up in the Irish Heart Foundation

Coming up in the Irish Heart Foundation April - June

WHO Report Showcases Irish Heart Foundation Project

The World Health Organisation showcases Irish Heart Foundation project

Policy News | 18th Nov 2022

Junk Food Marketing Impacting Kids’ Food Choices

Children are being bombarded with junk food marketing - its time to make it stop

Policy News | 17th Nov 2022

Oireachtas urged to increase legal age for tobacco to 21

Oireachtas urged to decrease legal age to purchase tobacco to 21

Policy News | 14th Nov 2022

Almost 500 million will develop serious disease due to physical inactivity

New WHO report warns of massive human and financial cost of inactivity

Policy News | 20th Oct 2022

Budget decision to scrap VAT on defibrillators welcomed

Budget decision to scrap VAT on defibrillators a victory for common sense

Policy News | 27th Sep 2022

Ireland failed to meet health-based air quality guidelines in 2021

Latest report from the Environmental Protection Agency shows Ireland did not meet health-based World Health Organization (WHO) air quality guidelines in 2021

Policy News | 26th Sep 2022

RCPI calls for legal age for tobacco sales to be increased to 21

New RCPI report calls for legal age to buy tobacco products to be increased to 21

Policy News | 12th Sep 2022

Inequalities in physical activity levels for children with disabilities, report finds.

Report shows that less than 20 percent of children and teenagers with disabilities are getting enough physical activity.

Policy News | 31st Aug 2022