The Irish Heart Foundation says marketing unhealthy food at children has to end.
79% of people want a junk food advertising ban on TV extended to 9pm.
The Irish Heart Foundation says marketing unhealthy food at children has to end, in order to protect their health.
The "Stop Targeting Kids" campaign is calling for the government to introduce promised legislation to end the practice.
Britain's Bite Back movement is supporting the Irish Heart Foundation's appeal.
The youth-led organisation believes every young person deserves access to nutritious food, no matter where they live.
Spokesperson Christina Adane says children are overwhelmed with advertising:
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