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Have you seen this missing rooster?
A big alert has gone out in Portarlington, on the Laois Offaly border, to find a missing rooster.
The chicken made his escape - Chicken Run anyone? - from Colaiste Iosagáin, where it is part of a Transition Year project. It went missing this evening Wednesday October 10.
The POP - People of Port Facebook group has issued the following appeal.
"Urgent - Be on the look out! If anyone in the Gracefield/Bogroad area has seen a rooster, could they please let us know as it’s belong to a TY mini company in Coláiste Íosagáin!"
Comments are "flying in".
"I saw it crossing the road I don't know why," said John Davies.
One commenter saw the rooster going into a garden across from the school. Another said a similar rooster was spotted in the hedge opposite Oakdale after 5pm.
Generous poultry keeper Crona Cooper has offered to donate another rooster if this one is not found.
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Liam, Breda, Frances and Jim Delaney at the Laois Macra Na Feirme 75th Anniversary Celebration in 2022. Photo: Alf Harvey.
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