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A farmer in Tipperary is appealing for information after a number of heifers were stolen from his farm and more from a neighbouring farm.
In a story in the Farmers Journal the Tipperary farmer is appealing for information after two of his heifers were stolen from the Templetuohy area near Thurles last week.
The two heifers, a Limousin and a Charolais, both of which are around two years old and weigh around 500kg, were stolen on Friday last between 4am and 6am.
On Monday, seven Angus heifers were also taken from a neighbouring farm.
If anyone in the area has seen the cattle, they are asked to contact the farmer, Thomas Lanigan, on 086-304 1419.
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