Irish Farmer Reports Underreported Livestock Thefts Due to Fear of Penalties

A farmer in west Mayo, Ireland, who lost 14 sheep, claims that livestock thefts are frequently underreported. This underreporting is attributed to farmers' fear of being penalized by the Department of Agriculture.

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Mayo farmer who lost 14 sheep says thefts go unreported over fear of Department of Agriculture penalties

A farmer in west Mayo who has had 14 sheep stolen from him has said that livestock thefts are being underreported for fear of being penalised by the Department of Agriculture.

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Irish Farmer Reports Underreported Livestock Thefts Due to Fear of Penalties

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Mayo farmer who lost 14 sheep says thefts go unreported over fear of Department of Agriculture penalties

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