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FIREWORKS, BONFIRES AND strangers in unusual clothing coming to your door are just some of the reasons why animals might be a little jittery on Halloween.
We had advice last night on how to keep your home and family safe around this time of year - but Halloween can also a scary time for our furry friends.
We spoke to Una O’Toole, Head of Veterinary Services at the Irish Blue Cross in Dublin, about what pet owners can do to make sure their animals aren’t stressed out this Wednesday night.
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Time for justice for victims of state murders.
@Mick Curran: Agree.. Hope the U.S. will also be held to account for the shooting down of the Iranian airliner also.
@Donal Desmond: The Americans admitted they mistakenly shot down plane and also paid compensation to victims families.
The worlds governments should ban all flights to and from Russia until Russia admits its crime and pays compensation to all families of the deceased passengers.
Putin will just give them the two fingers.
What’s the point.
Annexed Crimea and terrorists in Ukraine.
Europe and US just sit back and continue to trade
@Splat: And so he should. He was perfectly right to whip back Crimea after the tramp Poroshenko was installed. All he would need to do in retaliation if flights were banned is close Russian airspace.
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