Warnings issued after a dead horse was left to rot in Hollyhill
(Picture courtesy of the Irish Examiner) Warnings have been issued about animal responsibilities to residents of a halting site on the Northside of the city. It comes after a dead horse was left to rot in a field beside the new Apple complex in Hollyhill. The horse was removed yesterday following a row between residents in the vicinity and members of the animal collection service. Department of Agriculture officials backed by gardaí subsequently served documents on several residents of the halting site which out outline the responsibility of horse owners who allow animals to graze on unregistered land.
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