Requirement to confine poultry due to bird flu to be lifted 

The Department of Agriculture has said that the measures will be lifted on April 29
The legislation requiring the precautionary confinement of birds was introduced last November to mitigate the risk of avian flu.

The legislation requiring the precautionary confinement of birds was introduced last November to mitigate the risk of avian flu.

The legal requirement to house poultry as a precaution against bird flu will be lifted this month, the Government has announced.

The Department of Agriculture has said that the measures will be lifted on April 29.

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