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7/29/2019 Pet savaged by hunt hounds http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/pet-savaged-by-hunt-hounds 1/1 12,000 COPIES EACH WEEK TUESDAY,JANUARY 22, 2013 Six pages of WEDDINGS Inside this newspaper PAGES 18 TO 23 KIDS WATCH HUNT DOGS SAVAGE PET MEMBER CLAIMS BARKING TERRIER SPARKED ATTACK A FAMILY pet was attacked and savaged by a pack of up to 25 hounds owned by the Car- low Farmers Hunt at the weekend. The incident took place when a family, including four children aged 10 to 17, was out walking their pet terrier, Cas, at Bohan- na Wood, St. Mullin’s. The pet dog, owned by Rene and Margaret Jaggli, was on the lead when the attack hap- pened in a public area of the woods. ‘One dog was biting him on the legs, another on his neck and another in the chest. The three were pulling at him from different directions,’ said Rene. ‘They tore open his side. You could see his ribcage. We tried to keep them away, but it was like a monster with 10 heads,’ said Re The badly-savaged terrier is now be treated on a drip at a local vets, with next 48 hours said to be critical. A member of the hunt told local radio t the incident should not have happened was sparked when the terrier barked at hounds. ‘Sisters act’ shines on spiritual CD THE POOR Clare nuns opened the doors to their monastery on Friday night to welcome some 40 people inside for the official launch of a spiritual cd that includes two hymns sung by the Sisters. Mons. Brendan Byrne, Diocesan Administrator and acting bishop for the Diocese, launched the cd ‘As Toibreachaan tSlánaithe’in St Clare’s par- lour with eleven Sisters. The cd is a compilation of prayers, hymns and scripture readings ‘as Gaeilge’ and reflective instrumental music. Rev. Mother Rosarie extended a warm wel- come to all to the Monastery and said the Sisters were delighted and honoured to be associated withthecd.The Poor ClareSisterssingthe beau- tiful latin hymns Salve Regina and Regina Caeli. The cd sells for €5 and is available from the Capuchin Friary, the Poor Clare Monastery and Glór Cheatharlach as well as from the Askea, Graiguecullen and the Cathedral Parish Centres. Poor Clare Sisters from St. Clare’s Monastery, Graiguecullen, pictured at the launch of their CD ‘As Toibreacha an tSlánaithe’– Paidreacha agus Iomainn .
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7/29/2019 Pet savaged by hunt hounds
http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/pet-savaged-by-hunt-hounds 1/1
12,000 COPIES EACH WEEKTUESDAY,JANUARY22, 2013
Six pages of WEDDINGSInside thisnewspaper PAGES 18 TO 23
KIDS WATCH
HUNT DOGS
SAVAGE PETMEMBER CLAIMS BARKING TERRIER SPARKED ATTACK A FAMILY pet was attacked and savaged by a pack of up to 25 hounds owned by the Car-low Farmers Hunt at the weekend.
The incident took place when a family,including four children aged 10 to 17, wasout walking their pet terrier, Cas, at Bohan-
na Wood, St. Mullin’s.The pet dog, owned by Rene and Margaret
Jaggli, was on the lead when the attack hap-pened in a public area of the woods.
‘One dog was biting him on the legs,another on his neck and another in thechest. The three were pulling at him fromdifferent directions,’ said Rene.
‘They tore open his side. You could see hisribcage. We tried to keep them away, but it
was like a monster with 10 heads,’ said ReThe badly-savaged terrier is now be
treated on a drip at a local vets, with next 48 hours said to be critical.
A member of the hunt told local radio tthe incident should not have happened
was sparked when the terrier barked at hounds.
‘Sisters act’ shines on spiritual CDTHE POOR Clare nuns opened the doors to theirmonastery on Friday night to welcome some 40people inside for the official launch of a spiritualcd that includes two hymns sung by the Sisters.
Mons. Brendan Byrne, Diocesan Administratorand acting bishop for the Diocese, launched thecd ‘As Toibreachaan tSlánaithe’in St Clare’s par-lour with eleven Sisters.
The cd is a compilation of prayers, hymns andscripture readings ‘as Gaeilge’ and reflectiveinstrumental music.
Rev. Mother Rosarie extended a warm wel-come to all to the Monastery and said the Sisterswere delighted and honoured to be associatedwiththe cd.The Poor ClareSisterssingthe beau-tiful latin hymns Salve Regina and Regina Caeli.
The cd sells for €5 and is available from theCapuchin Friary, the Poor Clare Monastery andGlór Cheatharlach as well as from the Askea,Graiguecullen and the Cathedral Parish Centres.
Poor Clare Sisters from St. Clare’s Monastery, Graiguecullen, pictured at the launch of their CD‘As Toibreacha an tSlánaithe’– Paidreacha agus Iomainn .
