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Dublin Vet Faces Fitness to Practise Inquiry After Conviction Over Unlawful Euthanasia of Dogs Arid
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AI-generatedThis is a professional disciplinary case involving a single veterinary surgeon in Dublin. No commercial mechanism, commodity price impact, supply chain disruption, or sector-wide effect is identified. The event is isolated to an individual practitioner and does not affect veterinary services pricing, drug supply, or regulatory landscape beyond the specific case.
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- Darragh Mc Donagh faces fitness-to-practise inquiry June 4-5, 2026.
- Convicted for unlawful euthanasia of two dogs in 2020.
- Sydney Nagle fined €12,500 for allowing non-vets to administer Dolethal.
- Nagle sold ~30 bottles of Dolethal to Ashton Dog Pound between Jan 2019 and Jul 2020.
- Inquiry by Veterinary Council of Ireland may recommend sanctions.
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