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Millstreet Town Park

200 Comments

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Cat Hayes
2 years ago

Stop this abuse!

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Why would intelligent people want to cause such distress and cruelty to harmless ones for no reason other than sport. Mustn’t be intelligent…

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Shauna O Leary
4 years ago

7 Oak Brook, Tanyard Wood Millstreet, Cork

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Steve Carter
4 years ago

Good indicator that a society historically based on control, domination, profiteering and abuse (Rome) and macho violence (Celtic bragging rights), still gives these criminals such barbaric freedom. Presume that the local powers that be have a vested interest, directly or otherwise, in this money-making barbarism. This is not a "tradition" that can be justified in any way (apart from the money that changes hands between these low-life thugs). Hope that the compassionate folks that obviously exist in such a (in some ways) backward society can win through.

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Lionel French
4 years ago

It's time this activity ceased once and for all. This barbaric so called 'sport' has no place in modern society!

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orla Arnold
4 years ago

cloondray mount talbot

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Patricia Meuse
4 years ago

Barbaric practice.

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Barbaric, backwards practice. No pity on those still promoting or supporting this nor do I expect them to get any financial aid when it’s inevitably ceased.

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Lasia Young
4 years ago

This so-called 'sport' should be banned.

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Paula Barnes
4 years ago

I can't believe this extreemly cruel sport still continues in Ireland and I'm horrified that this annual event is allowed to take place at a public place where the event clearly upsets the local people in many ways. I hope the people of Millstreet Town are able to succeed in putting an end to this outrageous event and help pave the way in the campaign to end Hare coursing in Ireland. My heart bleeds to know this cruel sport continues in Ireland.

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Paula Barnes
4 years ago

15 Curzon Street Gotham

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Andrew Morris
4 years ago

People shoild stop abusing and exploiting animals.

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Christopher Mann
4 years ago

Is Ireland still in the dark ages?

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Bernadette Connolly
4 years ago

Mount Carmel, Kilcolman, Kilco Kilcolman

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Nuala O'Sullivan
4 years ago

20 Post Office Avenue Blackrock

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Stephanie Dembski
4 years ago

People need outdoor recreation areas

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Maria Donaghy
4 years ago

It is time to stop using and abusing animals in any way, especially for sports or supposed entertainment. Enough us enough.

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Gail Reardon
4 years ago

Shame shame on these hare courses outrageous barbarity

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Wendy De'Arn
4 years ago

1 MEADOW COURT ELMSWELL

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Julie Henretty
4 years ago

People whose idea of enjoyment is to terrorize and kill animals should not be pandered to; all bloodsports should be outlawed.