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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…

Parents bring concerns on junk food marketing to Minister

Minister Catherine Byrne TD, met with members of the Irish Heart Foundation’s Parents’ Jury to discuss ways to tackle junk food marketing

Policy News | 20th May 2019

One in three people have high blood pressure

World Hypertension Day 2019 - new study shows 1 in 3 have high blood pressure

Heart News | 17th May 2019

People wrongly believe heart failure is normal is old age

Annual congress of the Heart Failure Association (HFA), takes place in Athens, Greece from 25 to 28 May

Heart News | 16th May 2019

Heart failure and physical activity

Living well with heart failure - the importance of exercise

Heart News | 9th May 2019

Skipathon 2019 - Schools skip their way to good heart health

The Irish Heart Foundation launches its annual schools-based campaign, Skipathon to raise funds and encourage physical activity

Heart News | 8th May 2019

Opt-out organ donation will save lives

Warm welcome for move to opt out system for organ donation

Policy News | 3rd May 2019

It’s just #CeleryJuice: it’s no magic cure

Our expert dietitian Sarah Noone takes on the latest diet fad – celery juice.

Nutrition News | 3rd May 2019

Sugar tax raises a sweet €24. 2 million for government

Todays marks the first anniversary of the introduction of the Sugar Sweetened Drinks Tax

Policy News | 1st May 2019