Irish police, Gardaí, continue to investigate the disturbing discovery of a dismembered stag found at Newbridge Estate and Farm in Donabate, North County Dublin, last November. The case has reignited calls for a dedicated wildlife crime unit within the Gardaí. Authorities discovered the stag’s body, but progress in identifying those responsible has been limited. This lack of advancement is fueling concerns about the investigation of wildlife crimes in Ireland. Advocates emphasize the need for specialized training and resources to effectively address such incidents. The investigation remains active as Gardaí pursue leads in North County Dublin, hoping to bring those responsible to justice and prevent future acts of animal cruelty. The case underscores the vulnerability of wildlife to criminal activity and the importance of robust enforcement measures.