Letters to the Editor: Foul play if the public has to do the job of dog wardens

Fines, not signs, needed to tackle dog fouling

Tue, 30 Mar, 2021 - 09:12

In response to recent letter about dog fouling (Tackle litter with real enforcement Irish Examiner , March 26), anyone who sees a dog fouling a public place and the owner fail to clean it can complain to the District Court under litter legislation.

According to the Citizens Information website they must first tell the dog owner by completing a form which can be obtained from the local authority.

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