Five sheep dead after dog attack at Dublin’s Airfield Estate
Airfield Estate operates a working farm in Dundrum, Dublin, that includes a flock of Jacob sheep.
Tamara Fitzpatrick
A recent dog attack in Dublin’s Airfield Estate left five sheep and their unborn lambs dead.
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