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Title: HUNTING FEATURE: Hounds, horns and heritage
From trencher-fed beginnings to formal registration in 1955, this historic beagle pack has kept a proud hunting tradition alive across generations, Siobhan English discovers the story
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From trencher-fed beginnings to formal registration in 1955, this historic beagle pack has kept a proud hunting tradition alive across generations, Siobhan English discovers the story
THERE are few families in Ireland with such a deep involvement in hunting as the Kerrs from Co Kildare. As custodians of both Mr Kerr’s Beagles and the harriers of the South County Dublin Hunt, their life revolves around hunting.
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