Co Tyrone: Family find dead lambs in bag on country road
By Niall Mccracken
Published on April 2, 2026.
A family of two dead lambs were found on a country road in Co. Ireland, with one of the worst offenders being the owner of the deceased. The incident occurred during a litter-pick organised by the same family. The family encouraged people to dispose of their dead animals properly and encourage others to do so. New figures reveal that in the last five years, there were 262 convictions in Northern Ireland for animal welfare or cruelty offences, nearly half of which were made up of male offenders.
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