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Irish Heart Foundation Calls for Ban on Digital Junk Food Marketing

At a meeting of the Oireachtas Heart and Stroke Group in Leinster House, the Irish Heart Foundation called for legislative action to protect children from digital junk food marketing.

Advocacy News | 16th Apr 2026

Thank You to all of our Volunteers

Thank you to all of our volunteers, like Catherine.

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Volunteer News | 20th May 2026

Irish Heart Foundation Patient Champions invited to present their views at the…

Irish Heart Foundation Patient Champions were invited to…

Calling for a full ban of online junk food marketing to protect kids’ health

The Irish Heart Foundation is urging the Government to…

Alcohol advertising exposure linked to increased drinking

Dangers of alcohol marketing highlighted at Global Alcohol Policy Conference

Policy News | 10th Mar 2020

Diarmuid and Ger

The importance of CPR

CPR News | 1st Mar 2020

Celebrating CPR heroines on International Women’s Day

Celebrate International Women's Day by learning to save a life with CPR

CPR News | 5th Mar 2020

Majority of people want clearer food labelling

The Irish Heart Foundation is calling on the public to back the introduction of clearer labelling on foods

Obesity News | 4th Mar 2020

Ash Wednesday - our top tips to help smokers quit

Ash Wednesday - The Irish Heart Foundation encourages smokers to kick the habit

Policy News | 26th Feb 2020

Irish Heart Foundation wins gold at the Digital Media Awards

The Irish Heart Foundation took home top prize at the recent Digital Media Awards for its heart failure public awareness campaign.

Heart News | 25th Feb 2020

Failing to provide a healthy future for our children

Major landmark report from the UN, WHO and the Lancet calls for tighter regulation of junk food marketing to children

Policy News | 19th Feb 2020

Sitting for too long linked to risk of depression in teens

A new study has found that sitting for too long can increase risk of depression in teenagers

Policy News | 18th Feb 2020