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Greens want 'fur farming' banned in Ireland

The Green Party has attempted to bring forward legislation to ban fur farming in Ireland.

Greens want 'fur farming' banned in Ireland

Thu, 26 Feb, 2004 - 16:53

The Green Party has attempted to bring forward legislation to ban fur farming in Ireland.

The ban would bring us in line with Northern Ireland and Britain.

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