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SmartinMartin wrote: »I was only saying to a neighbour yesterday I remember smoking in the hospital when I had a broken leg. Mad stuff. Thank God I gave them up years ago.
It's only about 20 years ago that you could smoke in the hospital ward.
Spent 4 days in Navan getting pin in a bone I broke, and the lads in our little ward smoked.
The Matron/Nurse in charge was from a Religeous Order, and must have had polio, as she had a caliper on one leg.
She also hated smoking with a vengeance.
When we heard her coming tap, tapping down the corridor, three lads would fly to the window and throw their half smoked fags out the window.....
Be back in the chair or bed by the time she got to the door, and a cloud of Carrolls or Rothmans up at the ceiling
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It's only about 20 years ago that you could smoke in the hospital ward.
Spent 4 days in Navan getting pin in a bone I broke, and the lads in our little ward smoked.
The Matron/Nurse in charge was from a Religeous Order, and must have had polio, as she had a caliper on one leg.
She also hated smoking with a vengeance.
When we heard her coming tap, tapping down the corridor, three lads would fly to the window and throw their half smoked fags out the window.....
Be back in the chair or bed by the time she got to the door, and a cloud of Carrolls or Rothmans up at the ceiling
I know a woman who was in hospital lately and lit up in bed. When the nurse came round and gave out she pretended she thought she was at home and got all flustered as though0 -
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It's only about 20 years ago that you could smoke in the hospital ward.
Spent 4 days in Navan getting pin in a bone I broke, and the lads in our little ward smoked.
The Matron/Nurse in charge was from a Religeous Order, and must have had polio, as she had a caliper on one leg.
She also hated smoking with a vengeance.
When we heard her coming tap, tapping down the corridor, three lads would fly to the window and throw their half smoked fags out the window.....
Be back in the chair or bed by the time she got to the door, and a cloud of Carrolls or Rothmans up at the ceiling
Same as that - spent some time in the Orthopaedic in Cork about 25 years ago...
Ward full of ould lads and nearly everyone smoked. At night, after lights out - you’d hear the popping of caps off beer bottles
All the nurses were hard cases.... It was all small old buildings - I had to have an operation, so you went into a trolley kinda bed yoke - and they put a waterproof kinda tin foil blanket over you and you were wheeled out and down the road to the operating building
It was a fcuking strange place too...
Lad across the way from me came off a motorbike and broke half the bones in his body, was in a coma for ages apparently... his face and head was still so swollen you had to roar at him as his ears were barely open to let any sound in... Not sure the broken bones were the worst of his injuries the poor hoore...
Lad next to me had lost his leg in the PTO, putting out slurry - he was old to me at the time, but looking back I’d say he couldn’t have been 30... poor lad, he had it very tough... big adjustment for anyone I imagine... Think he was from up Clare way...
Was a very strange place, glad I wasn’t there too long...0 -
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GrasstoMilk wrote: »Some boyo, you wouldn't think he owned a big house done to the absolute last with marble every where
You would when ya see all the near priceless twincam bits used as props in his "cottage"
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7 or 70, get a proper crush
Was putting in first cattle into shed last week and had the 4 old tractors attached to trailers/implements to funnel them from field to crush and then to shed:cool:
Getting a bit old for all that : rooting is a young mans game!
Hope nobody took offence to me calling vintage tractors " Yokes" earlier, meant in lighthearted way, mine haven't lights, windows, doors, brakes, tax nor insurance so applies to myself only 0 -
minerleague wrote: »Was putting in first cattle into shed last week and had the 4 old tractors attached to trailers/implements to funnel them from field to crush and then to shed:
A roll of white tape and a few temporary stakes will do the job a lot easier and quicker.0 -
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