Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

Kovu · 28-10-2015 10:22AM

Flock of whooper swans just arrived in the lower fields next to the cull cows, winter is truly here now!

Kevhog1988 · 28-10-2015 10:37AM

Bullocks wrote: »

Home for good ? Have you work lined up ?

For a long weekend. Boss is trying to keep me now but im playing hard ball.
Wanted to take the little fella from friday to monday and of course his mother said no

blue5000 · 28-10-2015 10:51AM

Feckin alarm clock on the phone went off at 6.30, I was wondering why it was still so fookin dark at 7.30

Kevhog1988 · 28-10-2015 11:01AM

blue5000 wrote: »

Feckin alarm clock on the phone went off at 6.30, I was wondering why it was still so fookin dark at 7.30

ive been commuting to a job in chester every day , in a routine of 5.30am starts

whelan2 · 28-10-2015 11:04AM

blue5000 wrote: »

Feckin alarm clock on the phone went off at 6.30, I was wondering why it was still so fookin dark at 7.30

Away for the night and young lad awake at 6.30 am

Reggie. · 28-10-2015 11:59AM

theemigrant wrote: »

ive been commuting to a job in chester every day , in a routine of 5.30am starts

Daily commute to dublin for me begins at 6am. Min of 1.5 hours in traffic then. Roll on 5 years

Farrell · 28-10-2015 01:17PM

theemigrant wrote: »

ive been commuting to a job in chester every day , in a routine of 5.30am starts

Nice end of the country, plus lots of options to get home, compared to other parts

Kevhog1988 · 28-10-2015 03:22PM

Farrell wrote: »

Nice end of the country, plus lots of options to get home, compared to other parts

i live in manchester so its not a bad spin tbh. its a dose now with the pitch dark mornings tho. I hate it.

I said · 28-10-2015 03:25PM

Back in work after a nice long weekend off,Christ I'd murder a pint right now.

whelan2 · 28-10-2015 07:31PM

just got locked out of agfood there :rolleyes: sent them an email, do they normally reply, nothing wrong with the pac etc

mayota · 28-10-2015 07:34PM

whelan2 wrote: »

just got locked out of agfood there :rolleyes: sent them an email, do they normally reply, nothing wrong with the pac etc

Ring them in the morning. 0761064424

I said · 28-10-2015 07:34PM

Nine people arrested in connection with a garda investigation into illegal coursing
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The people were arrested following a joint operation by An Garda Siochana and the National Parks and Wildlife Service.
28.10.2015 | 18:49

Nine people have been arrested in connection with a garda investigation into illegal coursing at a number of locations in Tipperary.

A number of "Lurcher” breed dogs have been seized along with equipment involved in this illegal activity.

The people were arrested following a joint operation by An Garda Siochana and the National Parks and Wildlife Service.

They were arrested and are currently detained under the Provisions of Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984 as amended for offences under the Animal Health and Welfare Act 2013 at Cahir, Thurles, Tipperary, Templemore and Clonmel Garda Stations.

According to a garda spokesperson, “This operation targeted persons who illegally trespass on lands with Lurcher dogs and engage in offences contrary the Animal Health and Welfare Act 2013 and carries a penalty of up to five years imprisonment on indictment.”

Anyone with information on this or any other crime can contact Thurles Garda Station 0504-25100, their local Garda Station or Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111.
In the indo

Farrell · 28-10-2015 10:17PM

theemigrant wrote: »

i live in manchester so its not a bad spin tbh. its a dose now with the pitch dark mornings tho. I hate it.

Great roads.
Suppose you hang out around the Oaks.
Was there almost 10 years ago, would of beered in The wheelie & the Duke if you came across them

Kevhog1988 · 28-10-2015 10:20PM

Farrell wrote: »

Great roads.
Suppose you hang out around the Oaks.
Was there almost 10 years ago, would of beered in The wheelie & the Duke if you came across them

dont drink ðŸ˜‚

Kevhog1988 · 28-10-2015 10:20PM

I said wrote: »

Nine people arrested in connection with a garda investigation into illegal coursing
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The people were arrested following a joint operation by An Garda Siochana and the National Parks and Wildlife Service.
28.10.2015 | 18:49

Nine people have been arrested in connection with a garda investigation into illegal coursing at a number of locations in Tipperary.

A number of "Lurcher” breed dogs have been seized along with equipment involved in this illegal activity.

The people were arrested following a joint operation by An Garda Siochana and the National Parks and Wildlife Service.

They were arrested and are currently detained under the Provisions of Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984 as amended for offences under the Animal Health and Welfare Act 2013 at Cahir, Thurles, Tipperary, Templemore and Clonmel Garda Stations.

According to a garda spokesperson, “This operation targeted persons who illegally trespass on lands with Lurcher dogs and engage in offences contrary the Animal Health and Welfare Act 2013 and carries a penalty of up to five years imprisonment on indictment.”

Anyone with information on this or any other crime can contact Thurles Garda Station 0504-25100, their local Garda Station or Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111.
In the indo

id never course hares but often lamp rabbits

Farrell · 28-10-2015 10:25PM

theemigrant wrote: »

dont drink ðŸ˜‚

Better off, we were typical Irish fellas on a site, work 8am, leave at 10pm, grab some grub, off for "1", home at 4 & repeat every day for the month

Kovu · 28-10-2015 10:43PM

Calling bingo numbers. I can feel myself aging prematurely

Reggie. · 28-10-2015 11:04PM

Kovu wrote: »

Calling bingo numbers. I can feel myself aging prematurely

Oh look at you living on the edge

Nekarsulm · 28-10-2015 11:08PM

Went once, twenty years ago. Fell asleep for about an hour, to the disgust of the purists present!

Kovu · 28-10-2015 11:11PM

Reggie. wrote: »

Oh look at you living on the edge

If one more person tells me I look like my Dad I'll stick on a fake mustache for them next week.

pedigree 6 · 29-10-2015 07:40AM

A relation of mine's house was nearly broken into yesterday.
He was gone to hospital for an appointment and his wife stayed at home.
Anyway his brother thought they were all gone and as he lives beside them came in the back way to check on the place because they were robbed before.
He was coming round the corner to the front of the house and there was two men wearing balaclavas and one was carrying a slash hook walking towards the house.
If I was him and came face to face them I don't know what I would have done.
He shouted out at them and luckily they turned and ran. They left in a pickup they left running at the front gates. I don't have a description of the pickup.
It's a good chance that they could have been the same one's who robbed the place before.

Reggie. · 29-10-2015 07:44AM

pedigree 6 wrote: »

A relation of mine's house was nearly broken into yesterday.
He was gone to hospital for an appointment and his wife stayed at home.
Anyway his brother thought they were all gone and as he lives beside them came in the back way to check on the place because they were robbed before.
He was coming round the corner to the front of the house and there was two men wearing balaclavas and one was carrying a slash hook walking towards the house.
If I was him and came face to face them I don't know what I would have done.
He shouted out at them and luckily they turned and ran. They left in a pickup they left running at the front gates. I don't have a description of the pickup.
It's a good chance that they could have been the same one's who robbed the place before.

Can't be 100% on this of course but chances are that once they realised that someone was there they would have left as it becomes aggravated burglary then if someone is present in the property. Most chances wait till it house is empty so that if they are caught it's just burglary which has a much less punishment

pedigree 6 · 29-10-2015 07:52AM

Reggie. wrote: »

Can't be 100% on this of course but chances are that once they realised that someone was there they would have left as it becomes aggravated burglary then if someone is present in the property. Most chances wait till it house is empty so that if they are caught it's just burglary which has a much less punishment

The gards told them they carry slash hooks to cut the wires to alarm, camera etc. and for their own " protection".

Reggie. · 29-10-2015 08:37AM

pedigree 6 wrote: »

The gards told them they carry slash hooks to cut the wires to alarm, camera etc. and for their own " protection".

They'd want it if they came into our area. Few lads got the good news around here before

patsy_mccabe · 29-10-2015 08:57AM

I'd say If you faced two guys with balaclavas and a slashhook, you'd be well within your rights to open fire.

Reggie. · 29-10-2015 09:04AM

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

I'd say If you faced two guys with balaclavas and a slashhook, you'd be well within your rights to open fire.

Esp outside your own house

whelan2 · 29-10-2015 09:06AM

What is wrong in this country that people seem to think they have the right to rob left ,right and centre? Is it that there are not enough guards or are they not being brought to court. Seems alot of people can do what they want

Reggie. · 29-10-2015 09:07AM

whelan2 wrote: »

What is wrong in this country that people seem to think they have the right to rob left ,right and centre? Is it that there are not enough guards or are they not being brought to court. Seems alot of people can do what they want

I'd say it's the very little chance of being caught or proven without doubt that it was them in court

whelan2 · 29-10-2015 09:11AM

Reggie. wrote: »

I'd say it's the very little chance of being caught or proven without doubt that it was them in court

bring in the army

Reggie. · 29-10-2015 09:12AM

whelan2 wrote: »

bring in the army

Can't be done I'm afraid

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