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"Is the Commission in a position to give us reassurances in relation to the Armagh case straddling the border between the north of Ireland and the Republic, where we have word today of a suspect case again; sheep imported from Carlisle Mart, some of which have apparently travelled onward down south to the Republic.
In fact, as I am talking to you, I have just heard of gossip – and let’s hope that is all it is – of sheep in Wexford, my own constituency, having been identified and being incinerated as we talk. Again, that remains to be confirmed but apparently there is a spread of sheep from Carlisle to a mart in Armagh, which straddles the border of the Leinster Euro constituency I represent and the exclusion zone.
Could the Commissioner give us any update on that? Hopefully, again it is only a suspect case and will remain so.
Is the Commissioner satisfied that the vigilance and disinfection facilities at all ports and airports in the EU, but particularly in Ireland and Great Britain, are as they should be, and has he a role in that area?"@en1
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