 The Irish Heart Foundation has condemned the lack of taxation on electronic cigarette fluid in the measures announced under Budget 2021 on Tuesday. The charity had called for the phased increase of cigarette prices to 20 by 2025, as well as a new excise tax of 6c per millilitre of e-cigarette liquid to deter young people from developing nicotine addictions. While the Irish Heart Foundation welcomed the increase of 50c per 20-pack of cigarettes announced by Ministers Paschal Donohoe and Michael McGrath, the charity insisted that more must be done to dissuade younger people from purchasing cigarettes, tobacco products or 