Citizens Information
Skip navigation and go to main content Mobile site | Corporate site

Accessibility: Default text sizeLarge text sizeExtra large text sizeHigh contrast text


  • Home
  • Categories

    Find information about:

    • Social Welfare
    • Education and Training
    • Housing
    • Money and Tax
    • Health
    • Consumer Affairs
    • Government in Ireland
    • See subcategories....
    • Employment
    • Travel and Recreation
    • Moving Country
    • Family and Relationships
    • Justice
    • Death and Bereavement
    • Environment
  • My Situation

    • I am...

    • A person with a disability
    • Being made redundant
    • Unemployed
    • Starting a business
    • A carer
    • Looking for employment schemes
    • Going to college
    • See more.....

    • I want to...

    • Apply for a medical card
    • Apply for a GP Visit Card
    • Apply for a passport
    • Apply for a driving licence
    • Get a Police Certificate
    • Buy a used car
    • Register to vote
    • See more.....
  • Find a Centre

    Citizens Information Centres provide a free, confidential service.

    Find a Citizens Information Centre in your area:

    • Carlow
    • Cavan
    • Clare
    • Cork
    • Donegal
    • Dublin
    • Galway
    • Kerry
    • Kildare
    • Kilkenny
    • Laois
    • Leitrim
    • Limerick
    • Longford
    • Louth
    • Mayo
    • Meath
    • Monaghan
    • Offaly
    • Roscommon
    • Sligo
    • Tipperary
    • Waterford
    • Westmeath
    • Wexford
    • Wicklow
  • Find an Address
  • What's New

Post navigation

← Previous Next →

Supports to stop smoking

Posted on February 22, 2012

QUIT is a HSE health education campaign aimed at encouraging smokers to quit.

You can call the National Smokers Quitline on 1850 201 203 or check out quit.ie or You Can Quit on Facebook for supports to stop smoking.

This entry was posted in What's New by admin. Bookmark the permalink.

Social Welfare | Employment | Education and Training | Travel and Recreation | Housing | Moving Country | Money and Tax | Family and Relationships | Health | Justice | Consumer Affairs | Death and Bereavement | Government in Ireland | Environment

About us | Contact us | Accessibility | Privacy | Disclaimer | Re-use of Public Sector Information | Reference documents