Chit chat number nein

wrangler

Mortelaro wrote: »

It should be as simple as a Revenue certificate from the taxman stating the business turn over and that the young farmer is operating the business and paying the tax

Who on earth decided to make it more difficult than that ?
Nothing could give a more true reflection of who owns and runs the business than the revenue commissioners
There should be a section on Ros and email it in

Honestly this country sometimes :rolleyes:

If that was the case the young farmer would never be working on the farm, This scheme is abused bad enough as it is, a lot are just on paper already in the hope of beating the odds and not being inspected

Mortelaro

wrangler wrote: »

If that was the case the young farmer would never be working on the farm, This scheme is abused bad enough as it is, a lot are just on paper already in the hope of beating the odds and not being inspected

But my point is,someone doing it just on paper couldn’t produce a Revenue cert showing the farm turnover going in to Revenue in their name

MeTheMan

There was a chat on here a few weeks ago about a chiropractic/hands healer type fella in who does a lot of work with babies. I've gone back there and can't find the chat. He had some great reviews on his Facebook. What was his name? Thanks

roosterman71

MeTheMan wrote: »

There was a chat on here a few weeks ago about a chiropractic/hands healer type fella in who does a lot of work with babies. I've gone back there and can't find the chat. He had some great reviews on his Facebook. What was his name? Thanks

Rory Murphy, Mullingar
http://www.centralhealthireland.com/

patsy_mccabe

Anyone ever do this?

https://toughmudder.ie/

Lady Haywire

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Anyone ever do this?

https://toughmudder.ie/

Lunatics. Lunatics do that.
Sure if you want to run around for a couple of hours in the muck & climb over stuff & under things, come help me move my neighbour's cracked cattle

jimini0

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Anyone ever do this?

https://toughmudder.ie/

Did the turf warrior out in Delphi a couple of years ago. Pure hardship

Base price

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Anyone ever do this?

https://toughmudder.ie/

My two nieces do them but they would be fit young ladies.

I says

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Anyone ever do this?

https://toughmudder.ie/

No but I’ve got up on a few :):)

Grueller

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Anyone ever do this?

https://toughmudder.ie/

Ya. Great craic and a deadly break from running. Have that done twice and hell and back must be half a dozen times. Rock of hell done 3 times too.

marathon

Had the young farmer inspection and not a bother everything in order and just sacked couple simple qs

gozunda

Anyone got a ballpark figure of average price per acre for middling unimproved land atm?

MeTheMan

Depends on part of the country? Or avg for the whole country?

gozunda

MeTheMan wrote: »

Depends on part of the country? Or avg for the whole country?

Avg whole country ...

MeTheMan

Avg of the whole country is 9000. If it's marginal I'd be guessing around the 7000 mark.

148multi

gozunda wrote: »

Anyone got a ballpark figure of average price per acre for middling unimproved land atm?

Acreage and location location location

whelan2

10 acres good enough land went for around 58k last week

_Brian

gozunda wrote: »

Anyone got a ballpark figure of average price per acre for middling unimproved land atm?

Road frontage ?

Hard Knocks

whelan2 wrote: »

10 acres good enough land went for around 58k last week

That wasn’t a bad price, as those smaller lots are normally quite dear

whelan2

Hard Knocks wrote: »

That wasn’t a bad price, as those smaller lots are normally quite dear

I thought it would have gone more tbh. A bit of road frontage at both ends.

gozunda

_Brian wrote: »

Road frontage ?

No

Say my name

Not to make people paranoid but watch your property during these windy, wet, noisy, dark evenings.

I heard tell of a burglary that occurred yesterday evening with the homeowner sitting watching television in the living room and burglars breaking in through the bedroom window and ransacking the bedroom. The homeowner never heard a thing and for luck the burglars limited it to the bedroom.

Lady Haywire

I wish them luck finding anything valuable in my bedroom. They might feel sorry for me & leave me a few things instead

Say my name

Lady Haywire wrote: »

I wish them luck finding anything valuable in my bedroom. They might feel sorry for me & leave me a few things instead

It's jewellery and money they're mostly after.

I suppose they'd have to find Leitrim first?

Limestone Cowboy

Eagerly awaiting first charolais calf out of the new bull. Cow well sick now...nervous excitement I'd call it.

Lady Haywire

Say my name wrote: »

It's jewellery and money they're mostly after.

I suppose they'd have to find Leitrim first?

Get completely lost in the middle of nowhere and you're probably there!!

Say my name

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Get completely lost in the middle of nowhere and you're probably there!!

Northwest of Middle Earth.

Lady Haywire

Say my name wrote: »

Northwest of Middle Earth.

Slighty off topic but you just reminded me of a great insult i heard the other day.
"You're as useless as a shoe-shop in the Shire"

Say my name

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Slighty off topic but you just reminded me of a great insult i heard the other day.
"You're as useless as a shoe-shop in the Shire"

It's an insult to stay on topic around here.

I actually wouldn't be a million miles from Bree myself here.

Lady Haywire

Say my name wrote: »

It's an insult to stay on topic around here.

I actually wouldn't be a million miles from Bree myself here.

Bree was the name of the horse in that Narnia book.
I'm fantastic at staying on topic as you can see

Twitter has me ruined today. Am knackered walking around all the GLAS options!