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The Irish Farmers Journal spoke to crime prevention officer for Clare Sgt Catriona Holohan in the wake of a recent spate of thefts on farms in the county.
The incident occurred in the Kilmurry area of the L7006 and the male was pronounced dead at the scene.
The woman was pronounced dead at the scene and gardaí have since conducted an examination at the site.
The operation was carried out alongside the Road Safety Authority (RSA), Revenue Customs and Excise, Department of Social Protection, and the Health and Safety Authority (HSA).
The incident happened on a farm between Kilcock and Maynooth on the morning of Monday 2 June.
A flock of over 50 ewes with twin lambs were mauled and killed by dogs at the weekend.
A spokesperson for the gardaí said the quad was taken from the Williamstown area of north Co Galway.
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