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A reward is being offered for information leading to the recovery of 14 cattle stolen from a shed in Ravanny, Co Louth on Saturday evening.
According to the IrIsh Farmers Journal, the animals worth €17,000 were all red 18-month old Limousins crossed with Charlaois.
The Irish Farmers Journal says that the owner, Farmer Tom Kirk, received a call from a neighbour shortly after 7pm on Saturday to tell him that cattle were missing from his yard, located between Dundalk and Carrickmacross.
It was found that 14 animals worth an estimated €1,200 to €1,300 each had been stolen from several pens in his shed, where the feed barriers had been lowered.
Interviews with neighbours revealed that a lorry drove by with its lights off around 6pm.
Mr Kirk is offering a €1,000 reward for information leading to the recovery of the livestock.
Anyone with such information can contact Ardee garda station on 041-6853222
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