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Plan to Put Breathalysers in Pubs Has Been Scrapped

The minister said the terminals would send the wrong message and urged the Road Safety Authority to spend the €1.5 million on education instead.

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A plan by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) to install breathalysers in pubs and hotels nationwide has been scrapped. The RSA had planned to roll out 20 high-tech terminals across pubs, hotels, golf clubs, and sports venues nationwide. It was estimated the scheme would cost €1.5m, but it was binned over fears it would send out […]

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The Journal broke the news in Dublin, Ireland on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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