No quitten we're whelan onto chitchat 12.

Using a splash plate... ✔️

Burning... ✔️

Urea? A mighty fan of it ✔️

Selling turf? well...cutting it or allowing it to be cut... ✔️

Maybe what Mike saw was a mirror.

I presume you were joking.

Thank you. Yes, its a bit like that. I travel a lot with work and I'm so so sick of everyone from Mayo to Waterford offering their opinions on a family I went to school with and a friend gone.

"Whats going on with yer man in Kenmare, - I'd say its the wife" is the commonest stupidity I hear 5 times a week.

Its particularly galling for myself because this is the third time in my life I've been very close to a murder that 'gripped the nation' One was my first cousin - a horrific case in Clare back in the early 90s. Another was a young man who i was about the second last person to talk with before he was murdered in the late 90s.

Relax lad. Everyone is just trying to figure out what could have happened. There is no malicious intent.

Most memorable is one way of putting it...

Bruce Springsteen feared Slane crowd injuries at his 1985 concert https://share.google/R8DCH6IbLrJ9dzAtj

Can you explain true colour set up a bit more

A few years ago at Bantry show a prb Hereford heifer got loose and jumped into the tide .she swam all the way out to whiddy Island. The show ground is just along side the sea. And it didn't take her long either.

There is an island not far from where I live which is still stocked in summertime with cattle, which are brought out on small fishing boats. There was a tick tock doing the rounds of them jumping off the boat to swim ashore a while back.

A few years back they were bringing them to the mainland for the winter. One mad limousine broke loose at the pier and ran to the end of the island, jumped into the sea and swam to another island. It wasn't actually that far but this is the Atlantic Ocean and the currents would be serious.

She lived on that island for a couple of years as nobody could catch her and even if they did there is no pier there. The only other one living there was a man who deliberately wanted to be off grid. I heard he was a psychiatrist who had cracked up but I don't know how true that is but he was there for a few years. The local fishermen would sometimes drop off supplies to him.

I think the heifer was eventually shot for welfare reasons, I don't know what became of the shrink, maybe he's still there.

Your a belmullet man?. My wife is from belmullet. I love it down there.

My father was hurt in an accident when I was a child. A motorcyclist who sadly passed away crashed and the bike slid along the road to where my father and 2 friends were out running training for a marathon... bike hit my father and shattered one of his ankles. He had nowhere to go and had tried to jump the bike but the peg hit the road and bike pivoted just as it met him.

We had people calling to the house the next morning to see if they could help in any way as the rumour in the village was that my father had also died the night before. Even in school kids were coming up to us and asking us if our dad was dead. Although only 8 or 9 at the time It always stuck with me that adding to rumours like that was a terrible way to carry on.

Some people were very good and decent to us at the time also. We were a 1 income family and although I didn't notice so much at the time it must have been a struggle for my parents.

As they were running the marathon for charity one of the local gaa lads stepped In and ran the marathon on 6 weeks training.

My father ran 2 more marathons after that. A hardy buck!!

new rules are brilliant, great games all year. Don’t understand when they decide to stop the clock for a free, it wasn’t stopped near the end for a Meath free

In the second half the won the majority of the kick-outs and made the most of their possession. I thought Armagh were too slow getting up, maybe they were tired

I hope it's ok to post here, not being a farmer.

Has anyone here had to re-roof old Land Commission sheds that were originally sheeted with asbestos?