Group gives guarded welcome to restricted hunt licence

The Irish Council Against Blood Sports has welcomed the restrictions applied to the Ward Union Hunt Club licence issued in Co Meath for the hunting of deer.

Group gives guarded welcome to restricted hunt licence
Wed, 19 Dec, 2007 - 13:38
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The Irish Council Against Blood Sports has welcomed the restrictions applied to the Ward Union Hunt Club licence issued in Co Meath for the hunting of deer.

One of the 28 conditions is that the deer will not actually be hunted by dogs.

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