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charolais0153 · 17-12-2018 3:48pm

whelan2 wrote: »

What about the atm robbery in ballybay at the weekend. 5 minutes is all they reckon it took to get it out and loaded

Some operation. Fastrac lowloader differ and then landcruiser amd flatbed trailer for the atm. Serious operation. They are meant to have got 100k.

whelan2 · 17-12-2018 3:55pm

charolais0153 wrote: »

Some operation. Fastrac lowloader differ and then landcruiser amd flatbed trailer for the atm. Serious operation. They are meant to have got 100k.

I don't know, didn't they say it was filled with 100k last Monday or something. So whatever has been taken out since then. Wonder did the dye thing go off on the money

Base price · 17-12-2018 6:07pm

Grazon wrote: »

I need a bit a help Never sold cattle privately do I need any forms there going to a butcher. Thanks

If they going direct for slaughter to the butcher then they need their blue cards to accompany them, if he/she is buying them into their herd for further feeding then you need to complete a compliance cert/movement.

Reggie. · 17-12-2018 6:11pm

charolais0153 wrote: »

Some operation. Fastrac lowloader differ and then landcruiser amd flatbed trailer for the atm. Serious operation. They are meant to have got 100k.

Its a wonder that they didn't burn out the digger aswell as the tractor

A cow called Daisy · 17-12-2018 6:41pm

whelan2 wrote: »

What about the atm robbery in ballybay at the weekend. 5 minutes is all they reckon it took to get it out and loaded

Maybe they had plenty of practice

148multi · 17-12-2018 7:14pm

whelan2 wrote: »

What about the atm robbery in ballybay at the weekend. 5 minutes is all they reckon it took to get it out and loaded

But they needed the cash for all the overtime and to buy bats.

Base price · 17-12-2018 7:16pm

148multi wrote: »

But they needed the cash for all the overtime and to buy bats.

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Odelay · 17-12-2018 7:19pm

Base price wrote: »

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For a trip to strokestown.....

longgonesilver · 17-12-2018 7:20pm

The Roscommon hurlers have taken up baseball for the winter .☺

Base price · 17-12-2018 7:40pm

Odelay wrote: »

For a trip to strokestown.....

longgonesilver wrote: »

The Roscommon hurlers have taken up baseball for the winter .☺

D'oh!

After viewing the video of the eviction I have to admit that I enjoyed reading the online reports on Sunday morning

gozunda · 17-12-2018 8:09pm

_Brian wrote: »

Three local empty properties cleared over last week. Copper, rads, a new kitchen, appliances, heating, wiring.

These short days suit scumbags and thieves by giving so much cover.

These clear outs follow a set pattern at certain times of year. Around here they can be timed with an influx from the UK at Christmas. Trailers and horse boxes as well which disappear on the ferries in the new year. Same around communion/ early summer wedding season with similar activity. Like clockwork. Can't understand how AGS don't mount sting operations for same ...

longgonesilver · 17-12-2018 8:27pm

Bronze statue stolen from Drumcliffe churchyard over the weekend as well, locals raised the funds to install it.

longgonesilver · 17-12-2018 8:30pm

If Brexit goes ahead there will be more customs officers at the ports and more searches hopefully.

Odelay · 17-12-2018 8:33pm

longgonesilver wrote: »

If Brexit goes ahead there will be more customs officers at the ports and more searches hopefully.

It’ll mean hackballs cross will be doing more trades than the Newyork stock exchange.

longgonesilver · 17-12-2018 8:35pm

I heard on the radio last week that recent searches and inquiries about individuals with outstanding arrest warrants has forced some people to reconsider their return home for christmas.

Odelay · 17-12-2018 8:42pm

longgonesilver wrote: »

I heard on the radio last week that recent searches and inquiries about individuals with outstanding arrest warrants has forced some people to reconsider their return home for christmas.

I think the Garda operation in Rathkeale is a great idea, long overdue.

whelan2 · 17-12-2018 9:03pm

gozunda wrote: »

These clear outs follow a set pattern at certain times of year. Around here they can be timed with an influx from the UK at Christmas. Trailers and horse boxes as well which disappear on the ferries in the new year. Same around communion/ early summer wedding season with similar activity. Like clockwork. Can't understand how AGS don't mount sting operations for same ...

We went to local village today in the car, we had just driven out and a northern car drove in. There was a lad working in the house and he went out to him. The lad looked surprised and got back in his car and said he'd call back later. The man that was here took his reg

148multi · 17-12-2018 9:56pm

Odelay wrote: »

I think the Garda operation in Rathkeale is a great idea, long overdue.

There's a fair operation going on tonight, out west, don't think a mouse will cross the shannon, and not all high visibility.

Base price · 18-12-2018 1:30am

carrollsno1 wrote: »

Be a great place to farm only for the flies

From memory you're now in Aus.
Eldest said during his mandatory Ag stint that the flies would have you for breakfast

carrollsno1 · 18-12-2018 12:31pm

Base price wrote: »

From memory you're now in Aus.
Eldest said during his mandatory Ag stint that the flies would have you for breakfast

Yep thats south Queensland clocked just over 1000km on day two of the drive from Brisbane to Adelaide. Regional work is just about done and dusted now thank god.

Limestone Cowboy · 18-12-2018 4:17pm

longgonesilver wrote: »

Bronze statue stolen from Drumcliffe churchyard over the weekend as well, locals raised the funds to install it.

I made a grand bushing out of it

_Brian · 18-12-2018 9:10pm

Knocked flat with manflu, well sinus and chest infection..

Cheered myself up by booking holiday to France, happy christmas to me

_Brian · 18-12-2018 9:13pm

longgonesilver wrote: »

Bronze statue stolen from Drumcliffe churchyard over the weekend as well, locals raised the funds to install it.

Clean cash for dirty metal, no questions asked. This is a problem and it feeds a whole criminal empire in stolen metals.

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whelan2 · 18-12-2018 9:25pm

_Brian wrote: »

Knocked flat with manflu, well sinus and chest infection..

Cheered myself up by booking holiday to France, happy christmas to me

What part of France are you going to ?

_Brian · 18-12-2018 9:31pm

whelan2 wrote: »

What part of France are you going to ?

3 night stop off mid france on way down
10 nights Lake Annecy near Swiss/French Alps
3 night stop off mid france on way back.

Been dreaming of heading down to Alps region for a while, took the plunge.

whelan2 · 18-12-2018 9:34pm

_Brian wrote: »

3 night stop off mid france on way down
10 nights Lake Annecy near Swiss/French Alps
3 night stop off mid france on way back.

Been dreaming of heading down to Alps region for a while, took the plunge.

We will be having a different holiday next year we will be 2+2 rather than 2+3 , spent years avoiding all the places that only price for 4. Dont know where to go, booked another liverpool trip last night though for April , just myself and youngest lad. Dont think we'll go to france as mosquitoes really attacked me there last year :mad:

emaherx · 18-12-2018 10:39pm

Some visitors helped themselves to contents of our home heating oil tank. Had just got a fill too for Christmas.

Reggie. · 18-12-2018 10:44pm

emaherx wrote: »

Some visitors helped themselves to contents of our home heating oil tank. Had just got a fill too for Christmas.

Scum

whelan2 · 18-12-2018 10:46pm

emaherx wrote: »

Some visitors helped themselves to contents of our home heating oil tank. Had just got a fill too for Christmas.

I'm putting 2 and 2 together here as we had a lad around the yard here yesterday after we got a delivery of fuel they must be following the lorry

Reggie. · 18-12-2018 10:48pm

whelan2 wrote: »

I'm putting 2 and 2 together here as we had a lad around the yard here yesterday after we got a delivery of fuel they must be following the lorry

The northern reg?

emaherx · 18-12-2018 11:18pm

whelan2 wrote: »

I'm putting 2 and 2 together here as we had a lad around the yard here yesterday after we got a delivery of fuel they must be following the lorry

Worst thing is house hasn't been empty here all week because of sick kids. So we were most likely here when they helped themselves.

Reggie. · 18-12-2018 11:29pm

emaherx wrote: »

Worst thing is house hasn't been empty here all week because of sick kids. So we were most likely here when they helped themselves.

Scary thought

148multi · 19-12-2018 12:21am

whelan2 wrote: »

I'm putting 2 and 2 together here as we had a lad around the yard here yesterday after we got a delivery of fuel they must be following the lorry

Was on way home once, neighbour pulls out and we meet about half mile down the road, when he passed our place a jeep and trailer drives out and up to the neighbours, I drove up too, there's yer man going around looking into the windows, I take reg, he tells me he's from Longford cavan border, but he didn't know a very well known large family there, ring the guards, they said we could do with chatting that lad. That crack of stealing fuel after delivery is going on here too.

gozunda · 19-12-2018 12:24am

emaherx wrote: »

Worst thing is house hasn't been empty here all week because of sick kids. So we were most likely here when they helped themselves.

Get some cctv in. Those lads don't like appearing on camera tbh

whelan2 · 19-12-2018 7:20am

emaherx wrote: »

Some visitors helped themselves to contents of our home heating oil tank. Had just got a fill too for Christmas.

Did they siphon it out or put a hole in the tank?

emaherx · 19-12-2018 8:17am

whelan2 wrote: »

Did they siphon it out or put a hole in the tank?

Siphon, best I can tell. Couldn't see any holes in the dark.

148multi · 19-12-2018 8:18am

whelan2 wrote: »

Did they siphon it out or put a hole in the tank?

Putting the hole in the tank is the worst thing ever, if it spills, can be very costly to rectify.

emaherx · 19-12-2018 8:19am

gozunda wrote: »

Get some cctv in. Those lads don't like appearing on camera tbh

Yea, I've cameras up all around the yard, because of how far it is from house. Didn't want to to have them up around house too... But maybe. Garda said to put lock on tank, but I think thats just asking them to drill holes.

148multi · 19-12-2018 8:27am

emaherx wrote: »

Yea, I've cameras up all around the yard, because of how far it is from house. Didn't want to to have them up around house too... But maybe. Garda said to put lock on tank, but I think thats just asking them to drill holes.

One crew here put a pick ⛏ through the tank to empty it, my bil tank was thirsty so he put a camera up, this hand came from behind the tank and opened the tap, twas like the Adams family, f***ers.

Reggie. · 19-12-2018 8:56am

And of course them siphoning pipes are easily got now at the markets.

whelan2 · 19-12-2018 9:04am

148multi wrote: »

Putting the hole in the tank is the worst thing ever, if it spills, can be very costly to rectify.

This time 10 years ago my uncle died suddenly. He had gotten a fill of kero before he died. After the funeral they noticed there was no oil. The fookers had drilled a hole in the side of the tank. Bastards. Not only were they down the oil but had to get a new tank too.

emaherx · 19-12-2018 9:12am

Reggie. wrote: »

And of course them siphoning pipes are easily got now at the markets.

And 12v pumps, they got a lot of oil, but no sign of much foot traffic on grass. I reckon they had a Bowser and long length of hose.

_Brian · 19-12-2018 9:13am

emaherx wrote: »

Some visitors helped themselves to contents of our home heating oil tank. Had just got a fill too for Christmas.

Balls, happened here few years ago.
Put up a set of cheap cameras and no problems since.

carrollsno1 · 19-12-2018 9:17am

Reggie. · 19-12-2018 9:24am

carrollsno1 wrote: »

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Bloody nomads

_Brian · 19-12-2018 10:00am

whelan2 wrote: »

This time 10 years ago my uncle died suddenly. He had gotten a fill of kero before he died. After the funeral they noticed there was no oil. The fookers had drilled a hole in the side of the tank. Bastards. Not only were they down the oil but had to get a new tank too.

Our local political representative went on his holidays, they emptied the tank. They rang the supplier and ordered another tank which they helped themselves to before he got home from holidays.

Reggie. · 19-12-2018 10:09am

_Brian wrote: »

Our local political representative went on his holidays, they emptied the tank. They rang the supplier and ordered another tank which they helped themselves to before he got home from holidays.

Unreal

gozunda · 19-12-2018 10:15am

emaherx wrote: »

Yea, I've cameras up all around the yard, because of how far it is from house. Didn't want to to have them up around house too... But maybe. Garda said to put lock on tank, but I think thats just asking them to drill holes.

Years ago oil from the tank was being syponed off - never the full amount so it wouldn't be noticed for a week or so. Apparently some enterprising non nationals were doing it as a business.

Tank now behind locked gate, lock on tank and a camera pointing at.

whelan2 · 19-12-2018 10:16am

Was there a lull in this carry on for a few years? Hadn't heard much of it for the last few years

Reggie. · 19-12-2018 10:16am

gozunda wrote: »

Years ago oil from the tank was being syponed off - never the full amount so it wouldn't be noticed for a week or so. Apparently some enterprising non nationals were doing it as a business.

Tank now behind locked gate, lock on tank and a camera pointing at.

Stories like that helped me decide to put geothermal in the house. No tank to rob here thank God. The green diesel tank is locked into a shed

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