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Carlow County Council has set aside €219,000 to spend on veterinary services in the Dolmen County this year, it has been revealed.
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The expenditure was outlined in the local authority's budget for 2020 which has been approved by members.
The spending falls under Agriculture, Education, Health and Welfare and a total provision of €307,338 has been made under this category.
The other expenditure is on land drainage costs (€67,839) and educational support services (€20,230).
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