Paul Daly (Fianna Fail) | Oireachtas source

Regarding the prohibition of horses being ridden or jaunted or pulling carriages on roads, with exceptions, I presume Mr. Condon means that there would be the potential, if that change were to happen, for anybody concerned to apply for a licence. He mentioned Killarney. I know he is talking about the jaunting cars and the roads they use but there are loads of genuine examples. I am familiar with one thoroughbred horse trainer who has to walk his horses down the public road every morning from his yard to his gallop. That is just one example. I presume, with a prohibition, that there would have to be an allowance by which he could a licence or permission to do that.