Organisation: National Animal Rights Association

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Organisation: National Animal Rights Association

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<p>'It is heartbreaking to know that at least 2,500 defenceless badgers are persecuted and die in such an horrific way every year.'</p>

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Wildlife crime on rise: The gruesome world of badger baiting

Apart from the poisoning birds of prey, badger baiting is one of the biggest wildlife crimes in this country, but it's very hard to catch those responsible in the act and even harder to prosecute. Sorcha Crowley reports

<p>AGSI Deputy General Secretary Ronan Clogher with Minister for Justice Helen McEntee before she addressed the conference. Picture: Conor McKeown</p>

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Letters to the Editor: Legislation should benefit our gardaí

<p>The activists took secret recordings of conditions on the pig farms, which they described as 'blatant cruelty'.</p>

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Pigs kept in 'coffin-like confinement', activists say of undercover investigation

VIDEO: Lobsters liberated from Dublin restaurant by animal rights activists

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VIDEO: Lobsters liberated from Dublin restaurant by animal rights activists

Irish celebrities call for ban on fur farming

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Irish celebrities call for ban on fur farming

Coveney signs law strengthening powers over seizure of horses

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Coveney signs law strengthening powers over seizure of horses

Coveney: No plans to ban fox-hunting or hare-coursing

Coveney: No plans to ban fox-hunting or hare-coursing

Agriculture Minister Simon Coveney has said there are no plans to ban fox-hunting and hare-coursing.

Fri, 16 May, 2014

Relatives of injured animal trainer arrive in Ireland

Relatives of a Spanish man who was crushed by an elephant at a circus in Cork at the weekend have arrived in Ireland to be by his bedside.

Tue, 03 Apr, 2012