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Marchers on the Walk in Solidarity for Animal Welfare and Road Safety,’ , Clonmel, Co. Tipperary - 9th May 2026. Horse welfare.

Horse Welfare – Clonmel Marchers Say “Enough is Enough”

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Horse welfare matters.

That was the message given by over 600 hundred marchers at a ‘Walk in Solidarity for Animal Welfare and Road Safety,’ held in Clonmel last Saturday.

The march was organised by Labour Cllr Micheál “Chicken” Brennan and Independent Cllr Liam Browne, both members of Tipperary Co. Council, in partnership with My Lovely Horse Rescue.

The organisers say the march was in response to recent incidents involving sulky trotting in Clonmel, one of which led to a horse dying on the side of the road.

In addition, the march aimed to draw attention to the increasing dangers associated with sulky running on public roads.

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Sulky Trotting Walk Clonmel Poster. Walk to be held on the 11st April 2026.

Ban Sulky Trotting Says Irish Animal Welfare Organisations

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Sulky trotting on public roads needs to be banned, says Irish animal welfare organisations.

This illegal practice involves a horse or pony pulling a small cart and trotting or racing on public roads has led to numerous incidents of injury and death to animals.

A recent incident in Clonmel town, Co. Tipperary saw a horse being killed as a result of a collision between a sulky and a vehicle.

To raise aware of this issue, a national protest walk will take place in Clonmel. Co. Tipperary on Saturday, 11th April at 3pm.

Tipperary County Council members, Cllr Micheál “Chicken” Brennan (Labour) and Cllr Liam Browne (Independent) working with the My Lovely Horse Rescue animal rescue charity have organised the event to draw attention to the increasing dangers associated with sulky running on public roads.

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