Meanwhile, in an alley off Lower Mount Street, Dublin 2.
Can you smell the justice? Wait. That’s not justice.
Sol O’Carroll writes:
Saw this warning/comeuppance sign around the back of Howl At The Moon today, seemingly somebody was using the alley as a doggy Junior Hoilett. No more !
Meet Digby, he is the 83rd horse our inspectors were called out to last week alone. Digby was found wandering on the main road beside Citywest on Friday. He is not microchipped so yet again we have no way of tracing his owners. Our vets are currently looking into the the reasons for his skin condition and we will let you know as soon as we have an update.
We need your support to help horses like Digby, simply share his story to raise awareness of the importance of traceability or you can donate online to help with his care.
If they can’t dance, they don’t want to be part of your revolution.
DEW writes:
It would be great if you could post this. Limerick gets a bad rap and heres a great bunch of young people asking for a bit of help so they can keep doing what they love.
There is a small army in Limerick trying to change the entire image of the city particularly with the City of Culture 2014 initiative. But that’s just a brand, there are long term goals for a lot of people.
I am sure most of the country are hoping Limerick messes it all up but who doesn’t love an underdog?