Tynan ‘had no choice but to go public’ over dope findings
In his first public interview since he was sacked in January, he said he had no choice but to go public with the revelation, in order to uphold the authority’s mandate as the regulator for the greyhound industry.
Speaking on RTÉ’s News at One, Mr Tynan said that he felt that, with the board’s annual report due at the end of January, the situation could not have continued where the minister remained unaware the findings had been suppressed.
