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I see a group of goats have been putting a dent in the finances of Cork City Council. The wandering animals on the north ring road in the city have proved expensive to round up.
Goats have proved to be expensive for Cork CIty Council to round up. \ Justin Lynch
Some places have a renowned connection with animals. Istanbul and cats, Gibraltar with monkeys and it seems goats are the animal of choice in Cork city.
A group of them have had a free rein along the north ring road in recent years and they’re costing a pretty penny.
Figures released last month show that Cork City Council spent €11,000 rounding them up.
Goats have a bit of a reputation on Leeside. Some ventured further into the city a few years ago. The adventures of another Cork caprine were celebrated in verse. The Night the Goat Broke Loose on Grand Parade tells the tale of a goat who wreaked havoc on the city and its inhabitants.
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Some places have a renowned connection with animals. Istanbul and cats, Gibraltar with monkeys and it seems goats are the animal of choice in Cork city.
A group of them have had a free rein along the north ring road in recent years and they’re costing a pretty penny.
Figures released last month show that Cork City Council spent €11,000 rounding them up.
Goats have a bit of a reputation on Leeside. Some ventured further into the city a few years ago. The adventures of another Cork caprine were celebrated in verse. The Night the Goat Broke Loose on Grand Parade tells the tale of a goat who wreaked havoc on the city and its inhabitants.
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