Limerick council allocates €600,000 for illegally kept and wandering horses

Taxpayers are forking out over €1,000 every time an illegally held horse is rounded up and detained in Limerick.

Limerick council allocates €600,000 for illegally kept and wandering horses
Mon, 26 Jan, 2015 - 11:26

By David Raleigh

Taxpayers are forking out over €1,000 every time an illegally held horse is rounded up and detained in Limerick.

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