Mart operator must pay €10k to Limerick dairy farmer injured in bull attack

Three others were also injured when animal escaped from pen in Ennis mart incident five years ago
 Rose Keating at Ennis Court. She was injured when a bull escaped from a pen at Ennis Mart five years ago.

Rose Keating at Ennis Court. She was injured when a bull escaped from a pen at Ennis Mart five years ago.

A mart operator has been ordered to pay €10,000 in personal damages to a young female Limerick dairy farmer for injuries she sustained after a one-ton bull escaped from a pen at Ennis Mart five years ago.

At Ennis Circuit Court, Judge Colin Daly has ordered Clare Co-Operative Marts to pay Rose Keating, aged 28, €10,000 for the incident on May 25, 2017, which left three other people injured by the Charolais bull.

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