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Michael Moynihan: Animals do not belong on public transport. End of discussion

This proposal must be the most moronic to surface in some time, even in a field as crowded as Irish public policy. Anyone with the remotest acquaintance with actual animals, not idealised creatures or fairytale characters, will be able to conjure up a mental picture or two
I am on the record as opposing the idea of dogs in public spaces such as coffee shops and supermarkets, and I hereby extend my opposition to public transport also. File picture: Sansargo/iStock

I am on the record as opposing the idea of dogs in public spaces such as coffee shops and supermarkets, and I hereby extend my opposition to public transport also. File picture: Sansargo/iStock

People can show they truly know you by matching you with something already out in the world, which I offer as context for a message I received on Tuesday.

It linked to a story in this newspaper: NTA proposes allowing dogs, cats and small pets on public transport.

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