Many women are afraid to step up and believe in themselves
More than 65 women with Cork connections raised their hands to support International Women s Day, on Monday March 8. Here we carry more of their messages
Virginia Foley of UpSheRises
Virginia Foley, UpSheRises
“I think the first challenge women have is within themselves. Many women are afraid to step up and believe in themselves. I therefore choose to challenge women first; to look inwards and decide what work would really fulfill them and then lean into that with conviction.
We live in an age where we can completely redefine what our work/life balance can look like if we are unapologetically brave enough to challenge ourselves. Only when we find that voice can we look to then make change in the workforce and in society.
Vet convicted for possession of unauthorised animal remedy
By Gordon Deegan
A veterinary surgeon “compromised the horse industry” here when taking possession of unauthorised animal remedies three years ago.
That is according to Judge Patrick Durcan who this week convicted and fined south Galway vet Felim Mac Eoin €2,500 for the possession of unauthorised animal remedy – sarcoid cream – which Mac Eoin used to treat cancerous skin tumours in horses.
A Department of Agriculture inspector found the sarcoid cream in the boot of Mac Eoin’s car outside his Galway Equine Clinic, Kilcolgan, on May 8, 2018.
Gort District Court
At Gort District Court, Judge Durcan also ordered Felim Mac Eoin – who works exclusively with horses – to pay Department of Agriculture costs of €5,000 in the case.
Galway Bay FM
29 January 2021
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Galway Bay fm newsroom – A Kilcolgan based vet compromised the horse industry here when taking possession of unauthorised animal remedies three years ago according to Judge Patrick Durcan
At Gort District Court yesterday (thurs) he convicted and fined Felim Mac Eoin €2,500 for the possession of unauthorised animal remedy, Sarcoid cream which the vet used to treat cancerous skin tumours in horses.
A Dept of Agriculture inspector found the Sarcoid cream in the boot of Mr Mac Eoin’s car outside his Galway Equine Clinic, Kilcolgan on May 8th 2018.
Judge Durcan also ordered Mr Mac Eoin – who works exclusively with horses – to pay Dept of Agriculture costs of €5,000 in the case.