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Ballinamore

Stricter action on dog fouling urged in Leitrim

A call for greater efforts to tackle dog fouling was raised at December’s meeting of Ballinamore Municipal District. Cllr Brendan Barry asked that the district do more to tackle the issue and noted while many dog owners behave in an ‘acceptable ...

16 Dec 2024 at 17:33

City

Pets at Home warns over profits amid ‘subdued’ consumer demand

Pets at Home has warned profit growth will be lower than expected amid weak consumer sentiment and the easing of the pandemic-boosted pet ownership boom. The UK retail firm said it expects “unusually subdued” conditions in the pet market to ...

27 Nov 2024 at 14:25

Estimated 1,808 dogs stolen across the UK last year, police figures show

An estimated 1,808 dogs were stolen across the UK last year – with French bulldogs now the most likely breed to be taken, according to police figures. Some 51 French bulldogs were stolen over the 12 months, an increase of 38% on 2023, ...

12 Mar 2025 at 00:01

Family

Couple forced to upgrade car and move house thanks to 73kg ‘pony-sized’ Great Dane say he is ‘a celebrity’ in local area

A couple who were forced to upgrade their car and move house because of their 73kg “pony-sized” Great Dane have said he is known as a local “celebrity” in their area. Hollie Lees, 28, a service manager who lives in Staffordshire, ...

01 Oct 2025 at 12:11

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