Rosanna urges Coveney to end exports of live animals to Libya

Rosanna Davison has appealed to the Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney to end Ireland's export of live animals to Libya.

Fri, 28 Jun, 2013 - 18:11

Rosanna Davison has appealed to the Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney to end Ireland's export of live animals to Libya.

The winner of Miss World 2003 wrote to Mr Coveney after learning from PETA that Ireland has resumed the trade after 19 years.

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