Horseplay at the RDS

ARE we being emotionally blackmailed by the Royal Dublin Society?

Horseplay at the RDS
Fri, 20 Aug, 2004 - 01:00

If they don’t get their own way in building their survival structure they are threatening to move the horse show elsewhere, depriving us poor citizens of Dublin of our yearly fix of manure.

I haven’t stopped crying since I heard this disturbing news.

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