HC Deb 21 October 1918 vol 110 c440W
Mr. BYRNE

asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland if he will state the conditions under which cattle are allowed to graze in the Phoenix Park; and if he will see that dairymen providing milk for the city of Dublin will get preference to the grazing lands?

Mr. BALDWIN

About 750 stores cattle are taken in to graze in the Phoenix Park every year from May to November at a capitation rate varying with the age of the animal. As the unenclosed lands extend to about 1,300 acres it would be impracticable without forming enclosures to take in dairymen's cattle or to secure them against unauthorised interference, as the park is open to the public night and day.

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