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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Two ewes in lamb were killed in an attack sheep.
Gardaí in Bunbeg received a report of the attack on sheep that occurred in the Derrybeg area over the past few days.
Anybody with information that might assist Gardaí with their enquiries, is asked to contact Milford Garda Station on 074 9153060.
A garda spokesperson said: "We wish to remind dog owners of the harm their pets can cause if let roam free or unsecured and not kept under effectual control.
"With dog ownership comes responsibility. Secure your dog, have it microchipped and registered with your vet.
"Dogs should not be allowed to roam. Please keep your family pet under effectual control."
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