F&F Chitchat a hocht, an feirmeoir bocht

Is there not normally a media ban on the day before a vote?

whelan2 wrote: »

Is there not normally a media ban on the day before a vote?

From 2pm today.

No such restrictions on the internet or social media.

Muckit wrote: »

The main thing is to go out and vote whatever ur preference. The older demographic most certainly will.

U'd wonder now with many people registered on myGov that it couldn't be used to vote remotely and securely.

Is there any truth that 125000 foreign students got polling cards to vote with out looking for them. If so the voting will only be the start of this abortion battle

whelan2 wrote: »

Quote from Jim corr "speaking as a former foetus, I'm against the killing of babies, vote no"

That's tinfoil hat Jim giving the no campaign the kiss of death so.

Birdnuts wrote: »

emaherx wrote: »

Feckin car burried in hedge of one of my fields. No Tax insurance or NCT and car stinks of booze.

Burried in ditch right after a 90° turn on a bothereen, must have been flying. Lucky no one was walking.

Some twonk left an old fiat down on the shore in front of my place in north Mayo last year - its still there rusting away:mad:

What part are you from? Gf is from belmullet

So I thought I was getting better at handling calves the last while as i was tagging them and dosing them a lot easier. Wasn't even bothering with the crush or the halter. We switched to a ch bull two years ago and I went to dose the AA ai calf today and oh dear god did I learn my lesson. Dopey CH calves are ten times easier then this little Fecker and he is tiny but has some kick and fight in him! So in conclusion I'm not as good as I thought I was and AA are hardy little gits!!!

Doctors room ghost wrote: »

Probably an old pollock.they are a cousin of the cod so they sell them as cod and triple up the money.pollock are cheap you wouldn’t know the difference once it’s skinned battered and fried.

I catch the odd Pollock. It does taste the same as cod. Don't understand the snobbery there.

Bullocks wrote: »

Dead right , horse it into you its grand

I got a few fresh, whole pollock last year & I scaled them & cooked fillets on the pan. Parents said they didn't like it at all. Bought pollock in batter in ALDI and they couldn't get enough of it doused in vinegar and salt. :rolleyes:

So who else has turf cut! Ours was done yesterday.

I says wrote: »

Ya had to go and fcuking ruin it.

I aim to please! :D

Lady Haywire wrote: »

I got a few fresh, whole pollock last year & I scaled them & cooked fillets on the pan. Parents said they didn't like it at all. Bought pollock in batter in ALDI and they couldn't get enough of it doused in vinegar and salt. :rolleyes:

So who else has turf cut! Ours was done yesterday.

Mine is cut about 2 weeks now

Must be a lot of lads rising dust today.....

Is there many on here with Vodafone bills

Are you having issues with using more data the last 2 months for the same usage as the months previous?

Hard Knocks wrote: »

Is there many on here with Vodafone bills

Are you having issues with using more data the last 2 months for the same usage as the months previous?

I did go over last month on the data actually which never happened before but I might have used more data aswell so couldn't blame them or myself

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Has anybody had people call into the yard to try to get them to change their supply company?


We had a foreign lad call yesterday, oldish car, ESB ID badge, looking for us to change but we only changed a while ago and I said we were in contract and he went.


It was only afterwards I as thinking how unusual it was for someone to cold call, we haven't seen anyone like that for years?

I had an Irish fella call in a few weeks ago.
Said he used to work for Bord Gais but that now he was an electricity supply broker. I never heard of one before but he had a list of all the different supply companies and on the list ESB were the cheapest.
I never did anything or signed anything just said I'd think about it. I don't like cold callers. He was going into the dairy farms in the area. After some of that 86k I suppose.