Dollard: Greyhound racing must spring from traps

G REYHOUND racing in Ireland has changed immeasurably in a decade. In the heady days, stadia were full and regularly upgraded, their dining tables the destination on a Friday and Saturday night. Now, tracks have closed as tastes have changed.
Dollard: Greyhound racing must spring from traps

GREYHOUND racing in Ireland has changed immeasurably in a decade. In the heady days, stadia were full and regularly upgraded, their dining tables the destination on a Friday and Saturday night. Now, tracks have closed as tastes have changed.

Cycles are part of business and perhaps the Covid-19 crisis has brought us to the bottom of greyhound racing’s graph from which point the next natural movement is upwards.

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