Revenue spends €130,000 on seven new detector dogs in 2017

The 20-dog unit has been involved in seizures totalling €79m over three years

Revenue spends €130,000 on seven new detector dogs in 2017
Thu, 08 Feb, 2018 - 17:07

By Gordon Deegan

The Revenue Commissioners last year spent €130,000 towards the purchase of seven new detector dogs and training its detector dog unit.

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