Farmer on animal cruelty charges warned to 'put matters right' or face jail

Farmer on animal cruelty charges warned to 'put matters right' or face jail

A farmer at Castletreasure on the outskirts of Cork city has yet to comply with the veterinary requirements on him and was warned that he would be putting himself in jail if he did not do so.

Tadhg Cashman, 51, of Castletreasure, Douglas, Cork, was prosecuted for animal cruelty and related charges and given three months to put all matters in order on his farm.

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