Crossboyne Fox Hunt 2009

from The voices of rural Mayo · host Chalk & Cheese Productions

This is an interview of members of a foxhunting club, who held the first foxhunt ever in Crossboyne, near Claremorris, County Mayo, Ireland, in February 2009.

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