Animal welfare groups call for ban on fur farming

The Green Party has today been called on to introduce legislation banning fur farming in Ireland.

Sun, 23 Sep, 2007 - 15:00

The Green Party has today been called on to introduce legislation banning fur farming in Ireland.

Compassion in World Farming have said more than 166,000 mink and 600 foxes are reared for their fur here every year.

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