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Published: 12:10 PM January 25, 2007    Updated: 10:46 PM February 22, 2021

Farmers were angry over an increase in illegal hare coursing taking place on their land. Police said that patrols were being increased in a bid to prevent the activity.

Farmers were angry over an increase in illegal hare coursing taking place on their land.

Police said that patrols were being increased in a bid to prevent the activity.

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