Thousands turn out at pro-hunting protest

Up to 5,000 people attended a pro-hunting demonstration at the Green Party’s conference in Waterford today.

Thousands turn out at pro-hunting protest
Sat, 27 Mar, 2010 - 13:57

Up to 5,000 people attended a pro-hunting demonstration at the Green Party’s conference in Waterford today.

Organisers from the Rural Ireland Says Enough (RISE) campaign claimed the Government was discriminating against country sports and warned it risked losing country seats in the next elections.

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