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1. Modelling transmission of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis between Irish dairy cattle herds.

2. The new Veterinary Medicines Regulation: rising to the challenge.

3. Challenges facing the veterinary profession in Ireland: 2. On-farm use of veterinary antimicrobials.

4. An investigative framework to facilitate epidemiological thinking during herd problem-solving.

5. An observational study of ear-tagged calf mortality (1 to 100 days) on Irish dairy farms and associations between biosecurity practices and calf mortality on farms participating in a Johne's disease control program.

6. Development of a HACCP-based approach to control paratuberculosis in infected Irish dairy herds.

7. Individual and herd-level milk ELISA test status for Johne's disease in Ireland after correcting for non-disease-associated variables.

8. A review of paratuberculosis in dairy herds — Part 1: Epidemiology.

9. Quantifying the role of Trojan dams in the between-herd spread of bovine viral diarrhoea virus (BVDv) in Ireland.

10. Relative importance of herd-level risk factors for probability of infection with paratuberculosis in Irish dairy herds.

11. Can Ingoing Contact Chains and other cattle movement network metrics help predict herd-level bovine tuberculosis in Irish cattle herds?

12. Development of a syndromic surveillance system for Irish dairy cattle using milk recording data.

13. Risk factors for detection of bovine viral diarrhoea virus in low-risk herds during the latter stages of Ireland's eradication programme.

14. The importance of ‘neighbourhood’ in the persistence of bovine tuberculosis in Irish cattle herds.

15. Is there an association between road building and bovine tuberculosis herd risk? A three time-point study in Ireland, 2011–2019.

16. A large-scale epidemiological model of BoHV-1 spread in the Irish cattle population to support decision-making in conformity with the European Animal Health Law.

17. Spatial and network characteristics of Irish cattle movements.

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