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Suirside Veterinary Clinic in Carrick-on-Suir has paid tribute to vet Katrina as she prepares to leave after eight years with the practice.
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In a message shared online, the clinic said it was saying farewell “with love and sadness”, describing her as part of the Suirside family.
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They praised her dedication, skill and compassion, and said they were confident she would succeed in all aspects of life.
Katrina was described as an incredible vet and surgeon, as well as a dear friend.
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