Man’s best friend helps Terry scoop up votes

DOG POO doesn’t usually figure on the political radar as a major issue.

Man’s best friend helps Terry scoop up votes
Mon, 07 Jun, 2004 - 01:00
Fionnán Sheahan, Political Correspondent

Invariably, the state of the health service emerges as the issue of primary concern for the populace.

Yet when the Minister for Health is out canvassing on part of his home patch, dog fouling is indeed a top priority.

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