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09 February 2018

Irish Field Contributor on 09 Feb 2018

PICTURE DESK: Out & About

Spring is in the air and horses are enjoying getting out around the country

Irish Field Contributor

9 February 2018

Camilla Grey in action at the South County Dublin Hunt in Kilcock (Photo: Sagittarian Photography)

Simon Brady, Leitrim Harriers field-master, at the Lough Rynn meet (Photo: Karen Greene)

Anthony Costello MFH of the County Galway Hunt has an unusual four-legged follower at the Kinvara meet in this Billy Goat (right)

Father and daughter Cathal and Meg Giltrip enjoying the Kildare Town Four Peak Challenge (Photo: Sagittarian Photography)

Oinri Jackson, joint-master of the Tara Harriers, avoids a branch onto the lane at their meet in Nobber (Photo: Noel Mullins)

Brothers Willie and Michael McAteer at the Tara Harriers meet in Nobber, Co Meath (Photo: Noel Mullins)

Benny Lee out hunting with the North Galway Hunt at Headford (Photo: Maura Judge Morrin)

Leitrim Harriers Huntsman James Mee along with his sister Caroline and his niece Susie at the Lough Rynn meet (Photo: Karen Greene)

Debbie, Paddy and Emily Cody out hunting with the Mullinavat and District Harriers at Ballyhale (Photo: Catherine Power)

Marie Walsh, Mary Cotterall and Niamh Hennessy hunting with the Mullinavat and District Harriers (Photo: Catherine Power)

Lord Waterford MFH Waterford Foxhounds, out with the Mullinavat and District Harriers at Ballyhale (Photo: Catherine Power)

Val O'Connell, field-master with the Mullinavat and District Harriers (Photo: Catherine Power)

Show jumper Alexander Butler out hunting with the Ballymacad Foxhounds (Photo: Mark Wiseman)

SPRING is truly in the air and horses are enjoying getting out and about all across Ireland including the Mullinavat and District Harriers meet at Ballyhale, The Tara Harriers meet at Nobber, Co Meath, the South County Dublin meet at Kilock; the Kildare Town Four Peaks Challenge; the Leitrim Harriers meet at Lough Rynn and a recent meet of the Ballymacad Foxhounds.