Where is Ratheniska?

Muckit

Where is this place in Laois? Is it a townland or a village? AA routeplanner no likely

who the fug

Googe maps say here

Conmaicne Mara

Takes a bit of finding alright, but it's there.

syklops

Driving directions to Ratheniska, Co. Laois, from Portlaoise.

Portlaoise
Co. Laois, Ireland

1. Head east on N80 toward James Fintan Lalor Roundabout
Go through 1 roundabout 260 m
2. At Timahoe Road Roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Well Road 140 m
3. Continue onto New Road/R426
Continue to follow R426
Go through 1 roundabout 2.6 km
4. Turn right onto R425 450 m
5. Continue onto R426

3.3 km
6. Turn left
7. You're there.

Conmaicne Mara

syklops wrote: »

Driving directions to Ratheniska, Co. Laois, from Portlaoise.

Portlaoise
Co. Laois, Ireland

1. Head east on N80 toward James Fintan Lalor Roundabout
Go through 1 roundabout 260 m
2. At Timahoe Road Roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Well Road 140 m
3. Continue onto New Road/R426
Continue to follow R426
Go through 1 roundabout 2.6 km
4. Turn right onto R425 450 m
5. Continue onto R426

3.3 km
6. Turn left
7. You're there.

Cops will probably have a detour via Carlow on the day

pakalasa

Ah, the National Ploughing Association. Another one of those great Irish 'Voluntary' organisations.

Previous accounts of the association show managing director Anna May McHugh was paid €126,000 in 2010.
Her daughter was paid a salary of €63,000 during the same year.

http://www.independent.ie/business/farming/ploughing-championships/where-theres-muck-theres-brass-organisers-reap-9m-in-profits-28814538.html

bob charles

pakalasa wrote: »

Ah, the National Ploughing Association. Another one of those great Irish 'Voluntary' organisations.

Previous accounts of the association show managing director Anna May McHugh was paid €126,000 in 2010.
Her daughter was paid a salary of €63,000 during the same year.

http://www.independent.ie/business/farming/ploughing-championships/where-theres-muck-theres-brass-organisers-reap-9m-in-profits-28814538.html

what are the tax implications of running a 'voluntary' business

JohnBoy

Now that's forward planning. First of july and them man is figuring out how to get to the ploughing

Muckit

If you fail to plan, you plan to fail....... or so I've been told :pac:

Manoffeeling

Coming from Carlow, hang a left at the top of stradbally. Coming from cork, hang a right at the end of abbeyleix.

lakill Farm

bob charles wrote: »

what are the tax implications of running a 'voluntary' business

loads:D and there all good.

except the audited accounts for the cro but I can sort them for about 1k a year

bob charles

lakill Farm wrote: »

loads:D and there all good.

except the audited accounts for the cro but I can sort them for about 1k a year

I was told recently about a woman running a "charitable" organisation. Again great for the old tax side of things. Allot of farms could nearly come under that heading

td5man

bob charles wrote: »

I was told recently about a woman running a "charitable" organisation. Again great for the old tax side of things. Allot of farms could nearly come under that heading

Think charities make a profit unlike farming.

lakill Farm

bob charles wrote: »

I was told recently about a woman running a "charitable" organisation. Again great for the old tax side of things. Allot of farms could nearly come under that heading

and you would get to claim charitable donation on your Income tax comp:D

bt12

Manoffeeling wrote: »

Coming from Carlow, hang a left at the top of stradbally. Coming from cork, hang a right at the end of abbeyleix.

its not too far from the picnic site so?:cool:

sea12

bt12 wrote: »

its not too far from the picnic site so?:cool:

Yep its only up the road from it.

Manoffeeling

bt12 wrote: »

its not too far from the picnic site so?:cool:

The other end of the headland.

freedominacup

pakalasa wrote: »

Ah, the National Ploughing Association. Another one of those great Irish 'Voluntary' organisations.

Previous accounts of the association show managing director Anna May McHugh was paid €126,000 in 2010.
Her daughter was paid a salary of €63,000 during the same year.

http://www.independent.ie/business/farming/ploughing-championships/where-theres-muck-theres-brass-organisers-reap-9m-in-profits-28814538.html

Not a voluntary or charitable organisation AFAIK but a private limited company which Anna May owns and controls.