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Presentation of INVAS Disinfection Station to Edenderry Coarse Angling Club

Presentation of INVAS Disinfection Station to Edenderry Coarse Angling Club

Presentation of INVAS Disinfection Station to Edenderry Coarse Angling Club

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Dr Joe Caffrey and Tom Donovan of INVAS Biosecurity presenting an INVAS Disinfection Station to Pauric Kelly (Chairman of the Edenderry Coarse Angling Club) for use at the Edenderry Coarse Angling Championships in June 2015.

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