Editor-in-Chief
- Michael Doherty, University College Dublin
Deputy Editors
- John Mee, Teagasc, Moorepark, Cork
- Simon More, University College Dublin
- Grace Mulcahy, University College Dublin
Society Affiliations
Irish Veterinary Journal is the official journal of Veterinary Ireland, the representative body for the veterinary profession in Ireland.Articles
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Review
Irish Veterinary Journal 2012, 65:9 (3 May 2012)A review of African horse sickness and its implications for Ireland
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Research
Irish Veterinary Journal 2012, 65:8 (30 April 2012)Seroprevalence of Leptospira Hardjo in the Irish suckler cattle population
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Research
Irish Veterinary Journal 2012, 65:7 (28 March 2012)Insights into udder health and intramammary antibiotic usage on Irish dairy farms during 2003-2010
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Research
Irish Veterinary Journal 2012, 65:6 (26 March 2012)Herd-level risk factors associated with
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Research
Irish Veterinary Journal 2012, 65:5 (20 March 2012)Geographical, clinical, clinicopathological and radiographic features of canine angiostrongylosis in Irish dogs: a retrospective study
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Research
Irish Veterinary Journal 2012, 65:4 (19 March 2012)Antioxidant defence of colostrum and milk in consecutive lactations in sows
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Research
Irish Veterinary Journal 2012, 65:3 (2 March 2012)A demographic survey of unwanted horses in Ireland 2005-2010
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Aims & scope
Irish Veterinary Journal is an open access journal that publishes articles on all aspects of veterinary research involving both domestic and wild species of animals.
IVJ archiving initiative
A complete electronic archive of the Irish Veterinary Journal, from volume 1 in 1946, is progressively being developed. We would like to thank the following organisations for their support:
Editor's profile
Michael Doherty
Michael Doherty is Professor of Veterinary Clinical Studies in the School of Agriculture, Food Science and Veterinary Medicine, University College Dublin (UCD). A veterinary graduate of the University of Edinburgh, he is a Past-President and board member of the European College of Bovine Health Management and Irish national representative for the European Board of Veterinary Specialisation. A ruminant clinician, his collaborative research activities have included studies on bovine immune responses to Mycobacterium bovis, the clinical neurology and epidemiology of scrapie and the molecular genetics of inherited ovine arthrogryposis. An executive member of Animal Health Ireland, he is actively involved with UCD colleagues in the development of national dairy herd health programmes in Ireland. His additional interests include the folklore and etymology of animal disease, the Irish language and Europe’s other Celtic languages.
“The aspirations and achievements of the Irish veterinary profession and Irish veterinary science are world-class, in terms of patient care, national disease control, veterinary education and research. This exciting new relationship between Irish Veterinary Journal and BioMed Central, providing open access publishing and concomitant increased international standing, is entirely in keeping with those aspirations and achievements.”
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