The Irish Farmers Association says further cases of highly contagious Avian flu are a 'grave concern'.
It was detected in birds in Kerry, Donegal and Offaly yesterday - and in a peregrine falcon in Galway last week.
The IFA says the outbreak could have an impact on Ireland's exports of chicken.
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