galwaylad98 wrote: » How much would a PM be?? (Bit late shes gone to the knackery)
J.O. Farmer wrote: » Was he on some street full of strip clubs last night.
.Kovu. wrote: » It's Reggies job to keep an eye on some scoundrels Last we seen of darragh here he was sitting at Cork airport though.
whelan2 wrote: » i just had a coffee and a yummy chocolate brownie would that count
whelan2 wrote: » greengrass hows the cow?
Greengrass1 wrote: » Still looking the same. Let her in the field with the calves. After loosing a hell of a lot if condition
mahoney_j wrote: » I know its proab not what u want to hear gg,but call the knackery and put that cow out of her misery,from what u have described it sounds like she is frigged and may struggle on for a while ,it'll bug you every day looking at her struggling and lying there .
Greengrass1 wrote: » Ye your possibly right. I'll finish her course of meds first. Makes ye feel like a shire stock man when ye have these problems
Conmaicne Mara wrote: » Disaster struck here this morning, forget the crisis in Ukraine, forget the missing plane or the stricken ferry.............. We have run out of tea :eek:
whelan2 wrote: » worst day EVER
whelan2 wrote: » another lad had his honda quad stolen a few weeks ago, he stored it in his hen shed- about 30 hens -and they took the hens too
Taltos wrote: » Cheers - will put up an announcement just in case not everyone checks here.
I said wrote: » Announce what
jt65 wrote: » vet on way here, calf appears to have a blockage or some internal problem , is in some pain, emergency surgery or euthanasia called for
Viewtodiefor wrote: » More calf problems lads! I have a suckler with a big limo bull , hard pull good while calving can't get him to drink born 48hrs stomach tubed him after few hours he's standing and bowels moved but god not man can't get him to drink! Any ideas?
