whelan2 wrote: » One of our Angus bulls had a pig tail post wrapped in his ring this morning
Think you’ll need a breathalyser for Christmas
Super bakers in your house
What’s the name of the Irish co making them?
Homemade surely.
Not a drop of Guinness.
Loads of fruit soaked in Bulmers cider and plenty of brandy for 24hours.
We make 3 every year, cooked overnight in the slow cooker which is a boon to cooking them compared to trying to keep a saucepan simmering for hours without going dry.
BTW, I liked the pic of the pudding and custard. The pudding looked really rich and dark like my Mam used to make. I assume it was home made and Guinness used with lots of fruit.
This lady was on Today FM this morning, I didn’t hear the full interview but it’s a credit to be playing GAA competitive and successfully so at 62
Great to be able to drag and drop sheep and head home again, do the selling over the phone rather than wasting a day just hanging around.
It’s a shame if they let the online option slip.
its a boon to the mart, even a bit of bidding online keeps things ringside honest.
I always got the impression there's an element in power in the city that, in a way, want to starve things to change. That if they make the traffic or car use just so awful that they think they'll force people onto public transport or bikes. Which totally excludes anyone who lives a distance away or is passing through, it's all navel gazing about the city and now how the city - which sites on a choke point between the lake and the sea must interact and relate to the regions around it.
It's a city I can never get my head around. Still like it though. Both my boys went to uni there and are still local.
Ah stop, they had junctions that didn't work, so they were all replaced by roundabouts that do work, which are now being replaced by junctions which aren't working. There's no proper parking, or long term planning nor enough bridges. It's a proper clusterfcuk of a town in terms of roads.
All's I want is the ability to travel East or South or back West again without being held prisoner by the nonsense in the city.
I think of Galway as "the city of the roundabouts". I don't suppose the ring road will cut down the number of them to be navigated getting into the centre.
I've noticed that some rings in some marts don't have the sound working on the playback. I pointed it out to one mart a few weeks ago but it hasn't yet been rectified.
Good rechargeable head torch.
got one last Christmas and it’s been great.
You'd get an annual subscription to LSL Auctions for €50 + Vat
You should be able to get 2X50 kg bags for 100 urea.
ABP (the other one) have approved the Galway ring road, happy days!
Bag of urea?
Good pocket knife?
Looking for a gift for a farmer up to 100 euro. Any ideas folks? :)
Correct, he sure is 😀
Think I know where you were alright, near Lorrha? Yer man is a great character. Enjoy the puddins.
Working from home perks 🤤
Don't make that mistake, politicians allowed it to happen. They dictate whether you can keep an animal or not or how many but they can't dictate to companies, yeah right.
It would make you cry when you think about it really it's very little to do with world leaders and more to do with greedy companies
And a foolish policy, everything made in a Communist country, and significant energy resources got from dictatorships. Great job world leaders.
Sadly lots of good skills lost locally as things could be sourced cheaper, joys of the rush to the bottom
All done in China. Only 1 company making stoves in Ireland.Cast stoves are made in China but with dubious quality cast. The most important thing is to keep the fire from getting to the cast as it will burn out quite quickly
It’s hard to tell, even some of the local brands are having castings done god knows where.
Read the manual especially if you bought a Chinese made stove. They still advise just a small amount of coal.
Unless it’s a miltifuel stove, in that case anything that fits in the door is fair game and won’t do any harm.
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