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Oibrithe imirceacha
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Migrant workers
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Éisc mhór-imirceacha a chaomhnú: coimircí
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Conservation of certain stocks of migratory fish
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Tá sé forleathan in áiteanna áirithe sa domhan áit nach ndéantar ráigeanna galair a chosc nó a rialú ag vacsaíniú. D’fhéadfadh go dtabharfaí an galar isteach go hÉirinn ag éin imirceacha, colúir rásaíochta nó trádáil in éin pheata nó éanlaith agus a gcuid táirgí.
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Newcastle Disease is a highly contagious viral disease of birds to which chickens are highly susceptible. The severity of the disease depends on which particular strain of the virus (of which there are many) has caused the disease. It is endemic in some parts of the world where disease outbreaks are not prevented or controlled by vaccination. The virus could be introduced into Ireland by migratory birds, racing pigeons or trade in pet birds or poultry and their products. Although Newcastle disease outbreaks have occurred in Ireland in the past, controls on trade, vaccination, and good bio-security practices are in place to keep infection out of our commercial flocks.