The rehoming process is to be paused indefinitely so long as cargo rates remain at their current high levels

The body responsible for greyhound racing in Ireland has refused to reveal details of how its sole remaining stadium in Dublin is performing in terms of attendance and gate receipts.

Welfare advocates Greyhound Awareness Cork says the racing industry is 'all bark and no bite when it comes to welfare'

There are very few countries in the world where the government directly gives funding to independent animal welfare groups, writes Pete Wedderburn.

Nyhan said GRI has invested significantly on its care and welfare programme during 2021

The Board of Greyhound Racing Ireland (GRI) yesterday proposed the appointment of Dearbhla O’Brien to the position of Chief Executive Officer. The appointment will now be submitted to the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine for approval. Ms.

To win the Puppy Oaks, Sporting Press Irish Oaks and Derby in one season is quite remarkable 

Representatives of the greyhound sector have sought the removal of a text they describe as a 'misleading and inaccurate' representation of greyhound racing

They are objecting to a piece in the CPSE textbook, 'Make A Difference', detailing what it describes as problems with grehound racing

Social Democrats TD Holly Cairns has criticised the level of funding given to greyhound racing each year, claiming it is a 'dying industry'

Industry was at the centre of a scandal in 2019 when an RTÉ documentary found up to 6,000 greyhounds were being killed each year because they were not fast enough

'It showed the goodwill that was there for greyhound racing and, from start to finish, it was a huge success'