Tag: Farm Animals
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Have Your Say on Ireland’s Animal Welfare Strategy 2026 – 2030
Deadline: 2 January 2026. Have your say on the 2026 – 2030 Animal Welfare Strategy. Submissions can be made by email. Find out how to make a submission
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Ethical Farming Ireland
Ethical Farming Ireland is campaigning for a better life for farm animals that doesn’t cost the earth. Mission: To promote sustainable, ethical farming methods whilst standing against animal cruelty, specifically factory farming and live animal export. Website: www.ethicalfarmingireland.com
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National Animal Rights Association (NARA)
Formed on 1st July 2007, the National Animal Rights Association is a voluntary, vegan, consistently anti-oppression, non-hierarchical animal rights group.
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EPA Prosecutes a County Cork Pig Farmer
Judge James McNulty convicted the Pig Farmer on both charges and imposed a fine of €3,000 for each offence. Agency costs were also agreed.
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Animal Rights in Ireland: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding the Laws and Regulations
Animals have long been used by humans for various purposes, including food, entertainment, and transportation. However, in recent years, there has been a shift in society’s perception of animals, leading to the development of legal protections and the advancement of animal welfare.
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Man charged with 75 animal health and welfare offences at Kilkenny Court – Kilkenny Live
A man has been charged with 75 offences under the Animal Health and Welfare Act, at Kilkenny District Court. Laurence Heffernan, Carrigleade, Graignamanag… — Read on www.kilkennypeople.ie/
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EU Farm Animal Welfare Legislation: prioritisation In Livestock Industry
Animal welfare has been a topic of discussion for many years, especially with the increase in industrialised farming practices. Alice de Concerto, the legal advisor at the European Institute for Animal Law and Policy, is questioning the effects of EU farm animal welfare legislation in protecting animals. In her presentation, she examines the limitations of…