A plan by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) to install breathalyser terminals in pubs and hotels across Ireland is facing opposition. Aidan Farrelly TD, transport spokesperson for the Social Democrats, has publicly criticised the initiative. Details of the RSA's proposal remain limited, but it aims to allow patrons to self-test their alcohol levels before driving. Farrelly’s criticism suggests concerns regarding the practicality and potential effectiveness of the scheme. The move has sparked debate about road safety measures and individual responsibility in Ireland. Further discussion is expected as the RSA develops and potentially implements the plan nationwide. The Social Democrats’ opposition highlights potential hurdles for the RSA’s proposal.