Dyson Allergy Product Promotion 2008

Dyson and the Asthma Society of Ireland (ASI) have stepped up their campaign to tackle the problem of asthma in Ireland; where there are almost half a million sufferers - that's one in eight people in Ireland. Together, Dyson and the ASI, aim to increase awareness of asthma and allergies in Ireland whilst raising funds for research.

Dr Jean Holohan, CEO of the ASI said, "Dyson's contribution will provide the Asthma Society with the much needed means to support its research and educational programmes. Ongoing research into asthma and allergies in this country is essential, especially as Ireland has the fourth highest prevalence of asthma worldwide".

Now the dreaded allergy season is upon us it is important that we keep our houses free from pollen and dust. Dyson is set to help sufferers by promoting both the Dyson DC19 Allergy and DC20 Allergy models in store during May. With €50 off DC19 Allergy and €100 off DC20 Allergy, consumers are making great savings as well as helping to raise funds for the Asthma Society of Ireland. Proceeds from the sale of these models during the promotional period will be donated to the Asthma Society of Ireland.

Terms and Conditions.
The promotion is open to all residents of the republic of Ireland. Promotions is valid for May 2008 only.
Promotion is available at all participating electrical retail stores in the republic of Ireland and the retailer is responsible.

For discounting the Dyson cleaner to the consumer at point of sale.

Dyson Sponsorship of the Irishhealth.com POLLEN FORECASTING SERVICE.

Dyson Ireland Limited are delighted to announce that from 1st May 2008 Dyson will sponsor the Pollen Forecasting Service which can be found on www.irishhealth.com

The Irishhealth.com pollen and airborne allergen forecasts use data provided by the UK National Pollen and Aerobiology Research Unit's Network.

These forecasts can assist people who suffer from asthma and allergic rhinitis to plan their activities. The forecasting service provides an index of the risk of being affected by airborne allergic pollens.

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