Three men convicted under Wildlife Acts of killing an otter in Waterford

Three men have been convicted of illegally killing an otter at Ballynatray Estate in Co. Waterford in September 2017 contrary to the Wildlife Acts.

Mon, 24 Jun, 2019 - 19:44

Digital Desk staff

Three men have been convicted of illegally killing an otter at Ballynatray Estate in Co. Waterford in September 2017 contrary to the Wildlife Acts.

The case appeared before Judge Marie Keane in Youghal District Court on June 7 last and was taken by the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht.

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Courts Court case Otter wildlife act court Place: Waterford Place: Ballynatray Estate Place: Youghal Place: Ballynatray Demesne Person: Marie Keane Person: Brian Duffy Person: Duffy Person: Keane Organisation: Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht Organisation: Irish Wildlife Trust Organisation: National Parks and Wildlife Service Organisation: Special Area of Conservation

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