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Animal Carcass

orchidsrpretty · 2008-02-04 13:07:32

I was walking my dog on a very rarely used part of the beach this morning, and came across what seemed to be two sheep carcass'. I rang my local C.C (Wicklow) and the girl I spoke to was completly unintreseted and could give me no futher advice on who to alert to the matter. So who do I call?

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04-02-2008 2:07pm

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orchidsrpretty

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I was walking my dog on a very rarely used part of the beach this morning, and came across what seemed to be two sheep carcass'. I rang my local C.C (Wicklow) and the girl I spoke to was completly unintreseted and could give me no futher advice on who to alert to the matter. So who do I call?

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#2 04-02-2008 2:18pm
NoNameRanger

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Its the job of the litter warden who is employed by the Co.Co. They usually call out a knackers truck that takes them away for incineration. Ring them again and ask to speak to the litter warden. Alot of the time reception staff haven't a clue who does what, you end up being passed around for the day.

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#3 04-02-2008 11:44pm
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The DVO is your port of call in that case, not the litterwarden.

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