Protesters gather to disrupt hunts

Anti-hunt protesters are gathering today in Dublin, Meath and Waterford on what is the biggest day of the hunting season.

Protesters gather to disrupt hunts
Wed, 26 Dec, 2001 - 11:13

Anti-hunt protesters are gathering today in Dublin, Meath and Waterford on what is the biggest day of the hunting season.

Protesters will be armed with horns and sprays in attempts to disrupt the hunts.

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