Councillor Dan McCarthy from Kerry has proposed that the income generated from dog licenses be allocated to a compensation fund for sheep farmers who suffer losses due to dog attacks. This initiative aims to provide support for those affected by such incidents. However, council management has responded negatively, stating that there is 'no surplus funding available' to create such a fund, indicating financial constraints that hinder the possibility of implementing this measure.
Dan McCarthy, an independent councillor and Kenmare mart manager, proposed that a percentage of dog licence income be allocated to compensate sheep farmers for losses caused by dog attacks. He highlighted the challenges farmers face and the need for proper arrangements to address these issues.
Despite calls for a compensation fund to aid farmers impacted by dog attacks, council management stated that there is 'no surplus funding available' to establish such an initiative, emphasizing current budget limitations.
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