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Irish Council Against Blood Sports
Gaelcomhairle in Aghaidh Fuilsport
PO Box 88, Mullingar, Co Westmeath, Ireland
Tel: 044-93 49848. Mobile: 086-2636265.
info AT banbloodsports.com

Witness the cruelty of blood sports in Ireland
Foxhunting Hare coursingMink hunting
To witness the appalling cruelty of hare coursing, foxhunting and mink hunting, please click on the video links above. For more presentations exposing blood sports in Ireland, visit our Videos Page. Help highlight our campaigns by displaying the videos on your website. Thank you.
Watch ICABS campaign videos on our online channel ICABS TV

Latest News
Northern Ireland local elections 2023 – candidates and animal cruelty issues
The views of Northern Ireland local (council) elections 2023 candidates in relation to animal cruelty issues. On Thursday, 18 May 2023, please vote for animal-friendly candidates and reject those who support cruelty. More...

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South Dublin County Councillors pass motion calling for ban on cruel hare coursing
South Dublin County Councillors have voted overwhelmingly in support of a motion calling on the government to ban cruel hare coursing. 17 Councillors voted in favour of the motion, with just 6 voting against. More...

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EXPOSED: The 36 Cork Cllrs who voted against "Ban Hare Coursing" motion
EXPOSED: The 36 Cork County Councillors who shamefully voted against a motion which called for a ban on cruel hare coursing • The FF, FG, Labour, Sinn Fein and Independent Cllrs disregarded the cruelty of coursing and the majority public support for a ban. More...

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Fingal Councillors call for a ban on cruel hare coursing
Fingal County Councillors have passed a motion calling on the government to ban cruel hare coursing. The motion presented by Solidarity-People Before Profit Councillor John Burtchaell and seconded by Councillor Karen Power of the Green Party won support from 12 councillors representing six political groups. More...

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Senator David Norris questions Minister about Irish Hare on hunting list
Green Party Minister of State for Heritage, Malcolm Noonan, has said that there are no plans to make changes to an open season order which allows hares to be terrorised and killed by hunting dogs, captured from the wild and used as live lures in coursing and gunned down by shooters. More...

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Morrissey calls on Taoiseach to ban cruel hare coursing
A big thank you to music icon and animal rights activist Morrissey for becoming the latest celebrity to call on the Irish Government to ban cruel hare coursing. More...

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Heritage Ministers urged to refuse 2022-23 licence for cruel hare coursing
Heritage Ministers Darragh O’Brien and Malcolm Noonan are being urged to REFUSE a licence for another season of cruel hare coursing. More...

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Urge politicians to back bill to ban cruel coursing
Paul Murphy TD’s Animal Health & Welfare (Ban on Hare Coursing) Bill is expected back before the Dail in the coming months. Please join us in urging politicians to give their backing to the bill which aims to finally stop coursing - a cruel bloodsport which a majority in both rural and urban areas want outlawed. More...

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Urge Fianna Fáil to ban cruel hare coursing
Join us in urging Fianna Fáil TDs to support Paul Murphy TD’s bill which aims to outlaw cruel hare coursing in Ireland. The bill is expected back before the Dail later this year. More...

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Follow the ICABS campaign on Facebook
Follow the ICABS campaign on Facebook for all the latest news, updates and action alerts. Help spread the word about our campaign issues by sharing our posts with your friends More...

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Greyhound industry horrors: Join calls for an end to government funding
Watch "RTE Investigates: Greyhounds running for their lives" and join calls for an immediate end to all state funding to the cruel greyhound industry and a ban on greyhound racing and hare coursing. More...

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Videos: Ireland's hare coursing cruelty
Witness the cruelty of hare coursing in Ireland in our Youtube video playlist which shows hares being hit and mauled. After watching, please join the campaign against this deplorable bloodsport. More...

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Say NO to Ireland's cruel blood sports
Join calls for a ban on Ireland's cruel bloodsports. Please sign and share our petitions and urge your local politicians to back a bloodsports ban. Sign Now!

Please make a donation to ICABS
Please consider making a donation to the Irish Council Against Blood Sports this month. We rely entirely on the generosity of our supporters to help ensure that our campaign goes from strength to strength. To make a donation today, click on the Paypal logo to the left or visit our Join ICABS page. Thank you very much.

Top ways you can help the campaign
Join our email list and respond to our Action Alerts
Become a campaign supporter and make a donation to help fund our efforts
Contact your local politicians and ask them to support a ban on blood sports
Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter and Youtube
Sign up for our free text alert service and receive occasional campaign updates to your phone
Link to our website and display one of our banners
Monitor blood sports meetings in your area and provide us with photos, video and reports.
Write a letter to your local newspaper about the cruelty of blood sports
Sign and collect signatures for our petitions
Organise a fund-raiser to help raise funds for the campaign
Set up an online anti-blood sports group to cover your area.
Download, print and display our posters and leaflets
Set up an information stand at your school/library/youth group/adult group, etc
Introduce your friends to our website and encourage them to get involved.
Simply keeping your ear to the ground. about any blood-sport related incidents in your area.

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