Veteran politicians knocked on all sides

The loss of many high-profile candidates in the 2002 election has shocked experienced observers.

Veteran politicians knocked on all sides
Sun, 19 May, 2002 - 02:12

The loss of many high-profile candidates in the 2002 election has shocked experienced observers.

Two former leaders of parties - Labour’s Dick Spring and Fine Gael’s Alan Dukes - did not get the needed votes.

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