Warning Issued After Strain of Avian Influenza Detected

Warning issued after strain of avian influenza detected

The Department of Agriculture has issued a warning after a strain of avian influenza - or bird flu - was detected in a number of wild sea birds off the west coast of Ireland in recent weeks.

Bird flu cases confirmed in Pembrokeshire

Council officers are visiting homes in part of Pembrokeshire following an avian flu outbreak

Bird flu cases confirmed in Pembrokeshire and Wrexham

Strict guidelines are in place for occupiers of the premises within the identified infection zones.

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Two dead sea birds washed up on beaches in Galway and Kerry test positive for bird flu - Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Two dead sea birds, washed up on beaches in Galway and Kerry have tested positive for bird flu. The Department of the Marine says the beach in Galway was An Trá Mhór near Inverin. A dead wild sea bird was also washed up in Clare, but has not tested positive for avian influenza. Agriculture and Marine Minister Martin Heydon is advising poultry farmers in Galway, Kerry and Clare to take biosecurity meas…

Councils act on bird flu in Pembrokeshire

Pembrokeshire County Council officers are conducting visits in response to a ‘bird flu’ incident in the Roch area of the county.