Nekarsulm wrote: » I don't think any of the old rail line routes were ever returned to private ownership.
Base price wrote: » I'll have a look to see if the wax option is available here but they are not on that website.
Grueller wrote: » Mulling it over here too. Have never done the full but have several halfs under the belg and have trained to 22 miles.
Parishlad wrote: » Ah if u have that much done it would be no bother to you! 😀 Dublin is a great one to do. Great atmosphere and the crowds are mighty to keep u going. If you could get in with a group that is running it then that also helps. I’ll be doing it with a local charity group here in Clare that has a gang going to Dublin every year. So all the long runs are done as a group and there is a bit of craic along the way. Sign up for it and then you’ll have no choice!
Grueller wrote: » I am starting long runs again this Sunday with a mate who has several county and a leinster x-country title(s) to his name. It starts with 9 miles.
Nekarsulm wrote: » I don't think any of the old rail line routes were ever returned to private ownership. I know here in Cavan that the County Council claim to have ownership of the actual track bed. Now there are people with slatted houses built on the old track, and in Navan loads of private housing likewise, but for the purpose of creating Greenways the Council seem to have a free hand.
Birdnuts wrote: » https://www.independent.ie/business/farming/farm-property/changes-to-cpo-legislation-on-the-way-after-farmer-prevents-purchase-of-land-for-tech-giant-36502774.html?utm_content=bufferd8281&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer Suprised no one has commented on the above here. Its one thing the government using CPO's for public projects like roads and sewage schemes - but we are getting into dangerous territory when the government of the day decides to pass laws allowing landgrabbing by big corporations:mad:
carrollsno1 wrote: » There not kawakas. their farm source which is an own brand for a farm store here. There should be some wax ones available somewhere though
Base price wrote: » Any chance you can pick up a set for me (at local rates :rolleyes:) and post them home
Genghis Cant wrote: » Nekarsulm wrote: » I don't think any of the old rail line routes were ever returned to private ownership. The last train to leave Edenderry Co Offaly was a special that was ran after the station had closed. It was ran to bring the Faithful supporters to the All Ireland final of 1961. Offaly vs Down. It still stands as the attendance record for Croke Park. Something over 90,000. Though I'm told that there was in fact many more as gates were opened to allow throngs of people in! The line was subsequently disbanded and offered for sale to adjoining landowners, often split down the middle if different landowners were involved. It was done officially, I recall seeing maps and folio numbers. They were a great place to out winter cattle, good dry lying. Many farmers had round feeders on the old line!
whelan2 wrote: » Isnt it annoying to see the dail on the news and so many empty seats there?
whelan2 wrote: » See the farmer's journal are doing the box deal for €119. How much was it before Christmas?
roosterman71 wrote: » What is this if you don't mind me asking?
Reggie. wrote: » Hooked up to this bad boy for the next hour
Reggie. wrote: » Its a box of journal goodies with a years subscription
Nekarsulm wrote: » Funny enough, as the photo loaded from the top down, I saw Trima on the LCD display and thought to myself "He's gone and changed the loader for one with load sensing and weighting"
Reggie. wrote: » Your a terrible man
roosterman71 wrote: » Cool. Got a link? On the site the only thing I can see are the subscription options (digital, paper, both), and none are €119
mayota wrote: » Which is plugged in more often, him or the Landini?
whelan2 wrote: » Ran out of kerosene today. Cooker went out. Used to be able to gauge amount in old tank with condensation that was on the outside. New bunded tank so never noticed. Thankfully I got a fill this evening. €604 for 900 liters. Anyone bought any recently is that about right?
Say my name wrote: » Not farming but. Turkish military forces have launched an offensive against the Kurds in Syria. The Kurds were attempting to set up their own state in nothern Syria and were instrumental in the fight against Isis in that part of Syria. The Turks have commenced shelling from Turkey into Syria with a ground offensive into Syria now looking inevitable. Russia controls the airspace so it looks like Turkish warplanes won't have any involvement. Just a bit of international news for ye.
Buford T. Justice V wrote: » Yeah, about right. We got 1000l before Christmas for about 61c/l, iirc.
