Mr. John O'Sullivan

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  Kerry VFI chief, John O'Sullivan, remarked: "Rural isolation is a huge issue and recent comments by leading consultant psychiatrist Dr Mosajee Bhamjee in Clare, linking rural pub closures to isolation and in turn depression and perhaps suicide, should be treated very seriously."
  
  People with no social outlet are isolated and are drinking more at home, he added. >
  
  "The VFI believes that any move to bring the current blood alcohol level down again will only lead to more rural isolation as people will be even more reluctant to visit their local pub," said Mr O'Sullivan, who runs a public house in Tralee.
  
  "The current legislation is working in relation to drink driving and publicans and customers understand the rules and get the message.Reducing the blood alcohol level is a distraction from the kernel of this issue," he said.
  
  The Kerry publicans insist they are more than willing to play a role in solving road safety and other issues and will engage with all the relevant stakeholders, including gardaí, customers, the HSE, the RSA, the Department of Transport and all other agencies to find the best solution.
  
  "Reducing the blood alcohol levels to below the current level will do nothing except criminalise people who may have one drink on their way home from work or a glass of wine with dinner or who may be driving the morning after a responsible night out," said Mr O'Sullivan.
  
  "The focus is totally wrong and reducing the blood alcohol levels will only make criminals out of innocent people," he added.

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  John O'Sullivan Chairman

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  or indeed in Ireland," said John O'Sullivan, director of Lisney auctioneers,the firm selling the property.
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  However, O'Sullivan said the French government would not lose out, as

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  John O'Sullivan

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  And the comic quartet of Mary Dilworth, Ashley Crowley, Donal Murphy and John O'Sullivan will keep the jokes raining down thick and fast.

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  John A O'Sullivan - Auctioneer & Valuer25 O'Sullivans Place (off St. Annes Road), Killarney.

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  Chairman John O'SullivanAddress PO BOX 165 Mourilyan 4858Phone (07) 40 619519Fax (07) 40 632689Email nqsupply@comnorth.com.au

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  As John O'Sullivan, Chairman of the association said: "In this country we've had 800 years of oppression from a foreign power.Perhaps we might be rebellious by nature."Go get ‘em, John me boyyo.

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  John O'Sullivan, chairman of an association that represents the Kerry pub owners, said members voted unanimously to ignore Martin's instructions and to create special areas for smokers in their pubs.Two hundred of the 380 association members attended the ballot meeting at a local hotel.
  
  O'Sullivan, who owns the Munster Bar in the Kerry town of Tralee, said he planned to cut his pub in two by erecting double doors and leave half for smokers, who he said represented half of his customers.Like other Kerry publicans, he planned to ask customers not to smoke within a yard of the bar to safeguard workers' lungs, a measure dismissed by Martin as hopelessly inadequate.
  
  But O'Sullivan said he wasn't worried about Martin's threats.He'd rather be fined, he said, than lose an estimated 30 percent of his business.
  
  "In this country we've had 800 years of oppression from a foreign power.Perhaps we might be rebellious by nature," O'Sullivan said.

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