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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The missing foal, Arlo
A Killybegs woman has appealed for information regarding a missing foal.
The foal, who has been reported missing from the Dunkineely area and is described as brown and white, is called Arlo and is two and a half months old.
Laura Beirne Gormley, the owner, issued a statement on Facebook regarding the incident and stated that there would be a reward when Arlo is found.
“For the people that took him please give him back,” Laura said. “I will go to the ends of the earth to find him. Please if you have him or know any information contact us.
“I have tried every avenue, the reward is there just please give him back. He needs to be with his mother.
“I wanted to say thank you to everybody who has searched for Arlo, the community spirit has been just unbelievable.”
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