Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

kollegeknight

Ended up in bloom in the Phoenix park. Some set up. Broke after it.

Willfarman

kollegeknight wrote: »

Ended up in bloom in the Phoenix park. Some set up. Broke after it.

ploughing match for yuppies! ah its a good aul day out...

whelan2

How much is the entrance fee in to bloom?

rangler1

kollegeknight wrote: »

Ended up in bloom in the Phoenix park. Some set up. Broke after it.

I was there too, met our national Treasurer for the first time since blowup in IFA, I was going to stick in him, but just thought the future of farming and its reps is not my problem now.
He seems to be there all week...is he going again for president

Muckit

whelan2 wrote: »

How much is the entrance fee in to bloom?

€25 l think. Saucy enough

Buford T. Justice XIX

Michael McDowell was in fine form in the Sindo today looking for more property tax from farmers.

http://www.independent.ie/business/farming/agri-business/grossly-unfair-farmers-should-have-to-pay-more-property-tax-says-former-minister-35781343.html

I wonder if we would get the same services as urban Ireland in return?

kollegeknight

Willfarman wrote: »

ploughing match for yuppies! ah its a good aul day out...

The ploughing and the tullamore show are miles ahead of it.

It was €22.50 a person.

We bought bulbs for lillies 8 for €40. They will never be planted but it kept her happy.

There was a pirate ship play house for €1250- I was nearly convinced by her. I said let's see the layout of the site after the lawn is put in to figure out the small ladies play area.

rangler1

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Michael McDowell was in fine form in the Sindo today looking for more property tax from farmers.

http://www.independent.ie/business/farming/agri-business/grossly-unfair-farmers-should-have-to-pay-more-property-tax-says-former-minister-35781343.html

I wonder if we would get the same services as urban Ireland in return?

Trying to enlist more suckers to pay for the poor management of the country

Base price

kollegeknight wrote: »

The ploughing and the tullamore show are miles ahead of it.

It was €22.50 a person.

We bought bulbs for lillies 8 for €40. They will never be planted but it kept her happy.

There was a pirate ship play house for €1250- I was nearly convinced by her. I said let's see the layout of the site after the lawn is put in to figure out the small ladies play area.

How time has moved on. When I was a child you'd be delighted if your mam gave you an old bed sheet so we could make a tepee in the garden 😊

whelan2

kollegeknight wrote: »

The ploughing and the tullamore show are miles ahead of it.

It was €22.50 a person.

We bought bulbs for lillies 8 for €40. They will never be planted but it kept her happy.

There was a pirate ship play house for €1250- I was nearly convinced by her. I said let's see the layout of the site after the lawn is put in to figure out the small ladies play area.

She wont be small for long, I was saying yesterday the slide and swing set we have here are never used. Nephew came out and they have no garden , he was delighted with it. 1250 is alot of money, you'd get the slide , swingset and playhouse for half of that . All my kids want now is football

kollegeknight

whelan2 wrote: »

She wont be small for long, I was saying yesterday the slide and swing set we have here are never used. Nephew came out and they have no garden , he was delighted with it. 1250 is alot of money, you'd get the slide , swingset and playhouse for half of that . All my kids want now is football

That's a fact and you'd be surprised what would be found on adverts and DD. I'll make a play area when the site is set up.

whelan2

:eek:http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/article35787672.ece

Kevhog1988

whelan2 wrote: »

kollegeknight wrote: »

The ploughing and the tullamore show are miles ahead of it.

It was €22.50 a person.

We bought bulbs for lillies 8 for €40. They will never be planted but it kept her happy.

There was a pirate ship play house for €1250- I was nearly convinced by her. I said let's see the layout of the site after the lawn is put in to figure out the small ladies play area.

She wont be small for long, I was saying yesterday the slide and swing set we have here are never used. Nephew came out and they have no garden ,  he was delighted with it. 1250 is alot of money, you'd get the slide , swingset and playhouse for half of that . All my kids want now is football

Theres a slide at home that my sister got for xmas when she was 4.... shes 31 next year and its still flying. Father reckons hes never even painted it. My young lad loves it.

pedigree 6

kollegeknight wrote: »

Ended up in bloom in the Phoenix park. Some set up. Broke after it.

My aunt and uncle had a garden in it.
I think they got some award.

There's a lot of work in setting up a garden.

Hard Knocks

kollegeknight wrote: »

The ploughing and the tullamore show are miles ahead of it.

It was €22.50 a person.

We bought bulbs for lillies 8 for €40. They will never be planted but it kept her happy.

There was a pirate ship play house for €1250- I was nearly convinced by her. I said let's see the layout of the site after the lawn is put in to figure out the small ladies play area.

Some of the different parts can be bought in stages
OH priced 1 & was similar to your quote, but owner of the timber company highlighted you could get a tower & then add other parts as you have funds.
Kids love it, even in rain it's hard to get them away from it

Hard Knocks

rangler1 wrote: »

I was there too, met our national Treasurer for the first time since blowup in IFA, I was going to stick in him, but just thought the future of farming and its reps is not my problem now.

Nice to see you taking it easier, then again good to have the banter

ganmo

whelan2 wrote: »

:eek:http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/article35787672.ece

Sweet mother of jasus!

emaherx

ganmo wrote: »

Sweet mother of jasus!

2 pitbulls, and yet people will still try defending the breed as being great pets.

Bullocks

whelan2 wrote: »

:eek:http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/article35787672.ece

I know the family , they've had it tough enough lately without something like this aswell

patsy_mccabe

emaherx wrote: »

2 pitbulls, and yet people will still try defending the breed as being great pets.

We've a little Jack Russell here and I would trust him 100% with kids and all that. Never saw him snap at anybody. Last week saw him rip a young kitten to shreds. Can't trust any of them. All killers no matter how quiet they seem.

_Brian

whelan2 wrote: »

:eek:http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/article35787672.ece

You really wonder why these breeds can't be phased out, make them illegal.. Its not like there is any legitimate reason to have one, its a dog, get a lab !

pedigree 6

_Brian wrote: »

You really wonder why these breeds can't be phased out, make them illegal.. Its not like there is any legitimate reason to have one, its a dog, get a lab !

Bull mastiffs. They were bred as gamekeepers dogs from Bulldogs and mastiffs. The sole purpose of the breed was to attack poachers coming onto the estate at night.
Your guess is as good as mine as to why they're still being bred in this day and age.

pedigree 6

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

We've a little Jack Russell here and I would trust him 100% with kids and all that. Never saw him snap at anybody. Last week saw him rip a young kitten to shreds. Can't trust any of them. All killers no matter how quiet they seem.

Jack Russells were bred to be hunting terriers for rabbits and rats.
Hardly unusual.

charolais0153

Terriers just annoy me....little yappy ****es. Would only ever have a sheepdog around the place

Waffletraktor

Have a Black lab and an Elk hound, fook me wouldn't like to be a stranger looking shifty that got between them and the little lady who's 'their' person. The inlaws were over early last autumn with her crying in their arms, turned around and 2 very angry looking dogs standing in the doorway.

pedigree 6

charolais0153 wrote: »

Terriers just annoy me....little yappy ****es. Would only ever have a sheepdog around the place

The best most obedient and docile dogs are the one's bred to be retrievers.

Springer spaniel, etc.

Dwag

pedigree 6 wrote: »

The best most obedient and docile dogs are the one's bred to be retrievers.

Springer spaniel, etc.

Not necessarily.
I keep a few dogs myself...from sighthounds to pointers/setters. The best bred dogs (in the right hands) are the most malleable. Depends on genetics and handler.
I won't start on horses. I've to go back to work shortly...

charolais0153

can one tag animal be sold in mart?

Water John

No, only factory, TMK.

tanko

charolais0153 wrote: »

can one tag animal be sold in mart?

If you order replacement tags online you'll have them in a few days. It can cause problems in the mart. I saw a dealer throw up a bullock with one tag because the seller wouldn't give him twenty euro off the sale price.