The national heard is thought to have a TB incidence rate of nearly one in twenty.
The re-introduction of Wolves can help cut down on the spread of bovine tuberculosis.
The national heard is thought to have an incidence rate of nearly one in twenty of the disease.
Chairperson of the Laois Offaly branch of Irish Wildlife Ricky Whelan says the movement of deer through the country is largely responsbile for its spread.
He says wolves can help protect dairy herds:
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