Burren in Bloom festival to explore area's rich diversity
Celebrating biodiversity in the Burren through walks, talks, workshops and other activities, Burren in Bloom will explore the area's rich diversity of
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Waterford News & Star — Catherine Drea: Window gazing - Waterford News & Star
IT’S time to look forward and as long as the days are brightening it’s hard to object to a bit of a cold day. Already the evenings are lengthening if only by a…
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Councillor Malachy Quinn urges 'zero tolerance' to hunting after mutilated Irish hares' remains found in Co Tyrone
A COUNCILLOR from Mid Ulster has called for "zero tolerance" towards hunting with dogs after the mutilated carcases of Irish hares were discovered near the western shores of Lough Neagh.
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Waterford News and Star — Letter To The Editor: A Lament For Wally The Walrus
Dear Editor “The time has come, the walrus said, to talk of many things.” The line from Lewis Carroll’s poem came to mind when I heard about the presence of…
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'Legal body blow' for hare coursing as ICC loses High Court challenge
The Irish Coursing Club (ICC) has today (Monday, January 25) lost its High Court challenge against the government decision to exclude hare coursing from being permitted under Level 5 Covid-19 restrictions. The ICC was before the High Court seeking to overturn Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly’s decision to exclude the activity from the revised statutory instrument. On December 1, hare coursing was included in S.I. 560/2020 of the Health Act 1947 (Section 31A – Temporary Restrictions) (Covid-19) Regulations 2020. This legislation is now amended, resulting in coursing not being permitted...
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