Sheep killed by two collies in Ballygar, Galway
One ewe was killed by two collies in a sheep kill at Muckanagh, Ballygar, Galway, in mid-February 2024. The farmer identified the dogs as two collies and reported the incident to Gardaí and the IFA. Galway County Council's dog warden service has been conducting door-to-door enquiries in the area, including licensing and microchipping checks. As of March 2024, the two dogs have yet to be found, and farmers in nearby Boughil, Dereen and Islandcase have been urged to be particularly vigilant.
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Key facts
consolidated from all reports- What happened
- One ewe was killed by two collies in a sheep kill at Muckanagh, Ballygar.
- Where
- Muckanagh, Ballygar, County Galway.
- When
- Mid-February 2024.
- Cause
- The dogs responsible were identified by the farmer as two collies.
- Investigation
- The case was reported to Gardaí and the IFA, and Galway County Council's dog warden service conducted door-to-door enquiries including licensing and microchipping checks.
- Other details
- The two dogs involved have yet to be found.
- Farmers in Boughil, Dereen and Islandcase were asked to be particularly vigilant.
6 statements extracted from the articles
- whatOne ewe was killed by two dogs in a sheep kill at Muckanagh, Ballygar. (galwaydaily.com)
- whatThe dogs responsible were identified as two collies. (galwaydaily.com)
- whenThe incident occurred in mid-February 2024. (galwaydaily.com)
- investigationThe case was reported to Gardaí and the IFA. (galwaydaily.com)
- otherThe two dogs involved have yet to be found. (galwaydaily.com)
- otherFarmers in Boughil, Dereen and Islandcase were asked to be particularly vigilant. (galwaydaily.com)
The reporting
newest first- 2 Mar2024Vigilance urged among farmers after sheep killed by dogs - Galway Daily
Reports the specific sheep kill, the identification of the dogs as two collies, the report to Gardaí and the IFA, and Galway County Council's appeal for vigilance and door-to-door enquiries by the dog warden service.