No alternative but to euthanise cattle, says minister
No alternative but to euthanise cattle, says ministerImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Minister Andrew Muir said veterinary staff advised that it wasn't possible to remove the cattle before they were euthanized ByNiall McCrackenBBC News NI Mid Ulster reporterPublished4…
- ▪No alternative but to euthanise cattle, says ministerImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Minister Andrew Muir said veterinary staff advised that it wasn't possible to remove the cattle before they were euthanized ByNiall McCrackenBBC News
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| Publication time | Thu, 06 Aug 2026 15:50:56 GMT |
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No alternative but to euthanise cattle, says ministerImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Minister Andrew Muir said veterinary staff advised that it wasn't possible to remove the cattle before they were euthanized ByNiall McCrackenBBC News NI Mid Ulster reporterPublished4 minutes agoThe agriculture minister has claimed there was "no reasonable alternative" to euthanising 51 cattle who were shot dead in a field in County Tyrone at the end of June.The incident attracted widespread criticism after claims emerged that some of the cattle had been culled by Department of Agriculture staff in view of some members of the public in a field near Fivemiletown.In a statement released on Thursday afternoon, the agriculture minister said it was "generally preferable" for the animals to be removed from…
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