Pig farmer convicted at Newry Court

A pig farmer has been convicted at Newry Magistrates' Court of one charge of failing to keep records for his pig herd and one charge of failing to comply with a pig herd restriction notice.

James Marmion, of Seavers Road, Cloughoe, pleaded guilty today, (Monday, 15th August) and was fined £400.

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The case arose from discrepancies found at a Pig Identification Inspection or audit of Marmion’s herd carried out by the Veterinary Service Enforcement Branch.

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