Herds of up to 60 wild deer accused of causing damage to farms in the West

Deer blamed for crop and fence damage on farms around the country
Herds of up to 60 wild deer accused of causing damage to farms in the West

Wild deer are now posing serious problems for farmers in the West, blamed for crop and fence damage on farms.

Wild deer are now posing serious problems for farmers in the West, blamed for crop and fence damage on farms.

A recent public meeting organised by Galway County Executive of the Irish Farmers Association heard wild deer traversing land and public roads is now a frequent occurrence in the south of the county and in adjoining areas of North Clare.

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