Campaigners reiterate call for end to live-hare coursing

Anti-bloodsports campaigners are reiterating their call for an end to live-hare coursing in Ireland.

Campaigners reiterate call for end to live-hare coursing
Mon, 05 Feb, 2007 - 12:17

Anti-bloodsports campaigners are reiterating their call for an end to live-hare coursing in Ireland.

The call comes as thousands of spectators from Ireland and abroad gather for the annual National Hare Coursing Championships in Clonmel, Co Tipperary.

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