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Base price wrote: »

The two atm's that were stolen from Kells on Friday morning have been "recovered" near the Meath/Monaghan border - I wonder if the money was still in them :rolleyes:
https://www.thejournal.ie/two-atms-recovered-by-gardai-investigating-kells-theft-4601491-Apr2019/?utm_source=facebook_short&fbclid=IwAR04uiBAgbwEZOuKdES9elbeHEY9ubjYlZZitUEMv8nM5ViCzsiCaFm3oNQ

Contained no money it says on rte

whelan2 wrote: »

That's a desperate performance there by Manchester united

Hope theres a backlash when they meet City!!

We went to see 'Warhorse' on Friday night, The horses are a fantastic piece of engineering.
On saying that, only I had seen the film I would've found it hard to figure the story.
We also went to the Guinness Storehouse on Saturday morning.
They're really selling a story there and getting plenty of willing payers for it

whelan2 wrote: »

Kids here went to see it a few years ago as their primary school tour. Thought it was tough going for kids so young. It was very long too afair

Guinness storehouse or Warhorse

These are good countries to get a flat tyre in..


The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) Tweeted:
Top ten countries where people are most likely to help a stranger, 2018.

1. Libya: 83%
2. Iraq: 81%
3. Kuwait: 80%
4. Liberia: 80%
5. Sierra Leone: 80%
6. Bahrain: 74%
7. Gambia: 74%
8. Saudi Arabia: 74%
9. Kenya: 72%
10. US: 72%

(World Giving Index) https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/1120031949886767104?s=17

You know how I'm always ahead of the curve on things!!

Well here's a thread on thefarmingforum about a book I posted on here when I bought it.

https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/this-is-a-book.281020/

I'm still only halfway through the book. But it's all truth and sense and doesn't hold back. I've just gotten to the bit on Gabe Brown.

Say my name wrote: »

These are good countries to get a flat tyre in..


The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) Tweeted:
Top ten countries where people are most likely to help a stranger, 2018.

1. Libya: 83%
2. Iraq: 81%
3. Kuwait: 80%
4. Liberia: 80%
5. Sierra Leone: 80%
6. Bahrain: 74%
7. Gambia: 74%
8. Saudi Arabia: 74%
9. Kenya: 72%
10. US: 72%

(World Giving Index) https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/1120031949886767104?s=17

Unfortunately it an inverse proportion formula if you are not helped you chance of something dreadful happening to you you about the same. I would take my f@@king chance with a flat tyre in unhelpful Ireland before I would want one in any of them f@@king places

Bass Reeves wrote: »

Unfortunately it an inverse proportion formula if you are not helped you chance of something dreadful happening to you you about the same. I would take my f@@king chance with a flat tyre in unhelpful Ireland before I would want one in any of them f@@king places

Yeah I bet if you were stuck on the side side of the road in Kuwait the last thought going through your head would be how friendly the lads circling you are!

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Jeez, some of the best scenery in the country must be the drive between Spiddal and Westport, via Maam Cross.
Stunning in weather like this, you could be in Iceland as handy as Ireland!

Maam Cross to Cliften is nice too
On a day like today Ireland ideal is breathtaking

_Brian wrote: »

We’re in Rossnowlagh ourselves, west coast of Ireland is hard to beat for scenery

Stayed in Spiddal last night, great crowd in the pub. Most of the women off Ros na Run were there.
Mass in Irish yesterday morning (that'll surprise anyone who knows me!)
From native speakers it sounds very different to what we were taught in school...

emaherx wrote: »

I'm out in Carlingford with the kids, fantastic weather for it. Is anyone farming today?

It'll all be there tomorrow .......

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Stayed in Spiddal last night, great crowd in the pub. Most of the women off Ros na Run were there.
Mass in Irish yesterday morning (that'll surprise anyone who knows me!)
From native speakers it sounds very different to what we were taught in school...

I would've bought you a pint if I knew you were that close! I'd say connemara Irish has a different twang than other parts of Ireland but even the English is that way too. You can walk around the Ros na Rún set, It's only a few minutes walk from spiddal village

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Stayed in Spiddal last night, great crowd in the pub. Most of the women off Ros na Run were there.
Mass in Irish yesterday morning (that'll surprise anyone who knows me!)
From native speakers it sounds very different to what we were taught in school...

When on tour ....

Bass Reeves wrote: »

Unfortunately it an inverse proportion formula if you are not helped you chance of something dreadful happening to you you about the same. I would take my f@@king chance with a flat tyre in unhelpful Ireland before I would want one in any of them f@@king places

I have been through west africa and Gambia would be seriously friendly. A friend of mine is a priest on the missions there. Safer than Ireland he says.

MeTheMan wrote: »

Four hours of licking done. I'd say another four tomorrow. Great weather to be sat on the quad. Bit worried about how well it will go. 50 litre tank with two jugs of gallop 360 and only half gone on 10 acres. Hard to see it killing the rushes. I feel like I spent four hours watering them now. A few weeks will tell.

Would have weed licked at 1:100 and it worked.
Once they are a bit wet as you pass it will be fine.