The anti-fur wing of N.A.R.A. is CAFT Ireland.   Here is some information about the campaign, so you can familiarize yourself with our sister group:   The Coalition to Abolish the Fur Trade (Ireland) was set up in 2005, and is based in Dublin.   To date, we have: Organised over 400 demonstrations Given out over 200,000 leaflets Distributed over 300 information packs Organised annual Fur Farm awareness days and protests at Ireland's largest fur farm in Laois In 2009, for the first time in the history of Irish anti-fur campaigning, we organised a 'Fur Farm Exposé Tour', in which we traveled to every fur-farming county to leaflet the towns and protest outside the actual farms. This was a very effective tool in highlighting the issue, resulting in a lot of newspaper and radio coverage. Produced a campaign video on the issue, thanks to anonymously received footage exposing Irish fur farms, which can be viewed here: http://www.youtube.com/naracampaigns Sent out 109 fur farm exposé packs to to various TD's, Ministers, SPCA's, radio stations and newspapers. This resulted in a number of Irish politicians getting onboard with the campaign, and an investigation on the fur farms being launched. Leafleted and petitioned outside the Dept. of Agriculture every week for 3 years, until a phase-ban on fur farming was confirmed by the Irish government on Sat. 10th October 2009   Fur-Free Successes: Clery & Co. Department Store Fran & Jane boutiques nationwide Regine Fashions Ireland (designer company) and all of their franchises GUESS (Dublin franchise) Brown Thomas & BT2 Stores nationwide Flairline Fashions nationwide (for store outlet details, see press release dated 10th January 2008: http://www.naracampaigns.org/pr.html ) Sharpsville Flip HelterSkelter The Real McCoy Wild Child The Hat Shop Sugar Babe   We also have a new Galway branch of CAFT ready to be launched, as well as already having CAFT branches and ongoing campaigns in other counties such as Kilkenny, Carlow, Wicklow and Antrim.