Organisation: Regional Veterinary Laboratory

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Large groups of deer spotted in Killarney town amid controversial National Park culling programme

Groups of large red stags, up to a dozen in one instance, have been spotted on main roads in Killarney town amid a controversial culling programme in the Killarney National Park being conducted at the end of the deer hunting season.

farming

Veterinary advice: So many ways to bring BVD into your farm that it is frightening

farming

Veterinary advice: If free of salmonella, maintain a closed herd

farming

Cattle numbers hold well during a busy week of buying and selling at the marts

farming

Farmers urged to submit deformed lambs for testing

farming

Virus not hitting sheep as badly as predicted, says Teagasc expert

This picture breaks our hearts

The bodies of two white-tailed sea eagles, found in Derrynane, Co Kerry, and Glengarriff, Co Cork.

Tue, 05 Feb, 2013

Swans hit by mystery disease

CHILDREN looked on helplessly as swans and ducks they’d lovingly fed for years were taken away after being struck down by a mystery disease.

Tue, 07 Jul, 2009

Botulism likely cause of deaths at The Lough

A STRAIN of botulism, caused by bacteria emitting lethal toxins, seems the most likely explanation for the large number of deaths of swans, ducks and fish at The Lough in Cork.

Tue, 07 Jul, 2009