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Published 17:55 10 Jun 2020 BST
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Gardaí said some of the other dogs were already sold and were waiting to be collected by their new owners in the coming weeks.
Investigating Gardaí in Newcastlewest are appealing for anyone who may have seen this black car, particularly road users with video footage, to contact Gardaí.
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