Limerick Students Lure Dog To Its Death In Drunken Game
Stephen McGovern
According to a story that appeared in Sunday's Limerick Leader, a sick game devised by a group of students from the University of Limerick lead to the death of a dog.
UPDATE (19:01, 4/6/2013): The University of Limerick today issued a statement on the situation, saying that they are working with An Gardaí Síochána and have launched an investigation into the incident. You can read the full statement here.
Here is an extract of the story by Donal O'Regan:
In a statement on the incident, UL Students Union president Adam Moursy said that "the students of UL who have collectively had their reputations tarnished due to the alleged actions of a small number of students."
"The university and the Students Union improve and increase their communications with the stakeholders of the local community year on year. I will personally condemn any acts of anti-social behaviour, both on and off campus,” said Mr Moursy, who has received a significant amount of calls and emails complimenting the behaviour of students this year."