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NEWS: Coolmore goes to court over contaminated feed - Vimarsana News

NEWS: Coolmore goes to court over contaminated feed

NEWS: Coolmore goes to court over contaminated feed 2022-05-27

Coolmore and Ballydoyle take action over contaminated feed. - Vimarsana News

Coolmore and Ballydoyle take action over contaminated feed.

The world renowned Tipperary based Coolmore Stud and trainer Aidan O’Brien are suing a feed supplier over a banned substance in a contaminated product supplied by them. In all eight companies linked to Coolmore Stud near Fethard and Ballydoyle outside Rosegreen are taking action against Glanbia Foods Ireland. They issued proceedings in the High Court […]

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NEWS: Coolmore goes to court over contaminated feed - Vimarsana News

NEWS: Coolmore goes to court over contaminated feed

NEWS: Coolmore goes to court over contaminated feed 2022-05-25

Queen Elizabeth II's trip in Ireland anniversary - Vimarsana News

Queen Elizabeth II's trip in Ireland anniversary

Today marks the seven-year anniversary of British Queen Elizabeth II’s groundbreaking four-day trip to Ireland. As the first British monarch to make an official state visit to Ireland in 100 years, Queen Elizabeth II arrived on May 17, 2011, on the invite of then Irish President Mary McAleese.

Queen Elizabeth II's trip in Ireland anniversary - Vimarsana News

Queen Elizabeth II's trip in Ireland anniversary

Today marks the seven-year anniversary of British Queen Elizabeth II’s groundbreaking four-day trip to Ireland. As the first British monarch to make an official state visit to Ireland in 100 years, Queen Elizabeth II arrived on May 17, 2011, on the invite of then Irish President Mary McAleese.