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Special update on campaign to ban hare coursing!
17th April 2020
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We at NARA are incredibly grateful to Paul Murphy TD for working with us and Ban Bloodsports on this issue, and are thrilled to share the exciting news that he just submitted a new bill to ban hare coursing to the Parliamentary Legal adviser. This is the first step to getting this debated later on in the year, when the current health crisis has passed.
As with our campaign to ban fur farming, we will be working non-stop on this campaign until a ban on hare coursing is achieved. Although we cannot organise protests or campaign tours of the country at the moment, we will be launching daily ‘Action Alerts’ with sample letters – and we will need your help with getting every TD on board with supporting this bill!
For us, today officially marks the beginning of the end of this cruel practice and we can’t wait to finally be able to say that hare coursing has been banned in Ireland.
We will need everyone to help with this to make the campaign a success – please join us in our efforts!
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