Stroke victims lose a great supporter

THE recent tributes to Mick Doyle revealed his many contributions to Ireland.

Stroke victims lose a great supporter
Sat, 22 May, 2004 - 01:00

A less well known aspect was his active participation in the council on stroke of the Irish Heart Foundation, where he fought hard to improve services for those affected with the illness.

He was an extraordinary example to others, helping to dispel some of the negative attitudes associated with stroke.

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