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Oldtree

royaler83 wrote: »

Don't know what you're talking about

Got proper one posted there

yes you do :P

Oldtree

Grater plantains are edible, but I do not know their effect on stock nor if there is greater value in grass without plantain in it.

royaler83

Oldtree wrote: »

Grater plantains are edible, but I do not know their effect on stock nor if there is grater value in grass without plantain in it.

Yea they eat it for sure but doubt its any value, should be grass growing, not plantain :cool:

larrymiller

Anyone know what kind of gear oil should be in a abbey fert spreader?

Neddyusa

royaler83 wrote: »

Yea they eat it for sure but doubt its any value, should be grass growing, not plantain :cool:

Actually decent nutritional value in narrow leaf plantain especially if grazed when it is young. High in protein and trace elements. The kiwis always try to include it in seed mixes for sheep. Its a great help for fattening lambs, and an excellent natural anthelminthic (it helps to kill stomach worms in sheep and cattle).

I definitely wouldn't bother spraying it unless its smothering out a lot of grass in silage ground. A positive "weed" in any sheep land!

Muckit

Greengrass1 wrote: »

This us what it said

He would have been grand if he had a driver with full licence sitting beside him

Nekarsulm

Rumours that Sinn Fein and The Green Party may almalgamate to form a new party called...
































Guns & Roses!:D:D

Kovu

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Rumours that Sinn Fein and The Green Party may almalgamate to form a new party called...


Guns & Roses!:D:D

Tabhairfaidh míse síos do cathair Béal Feirste.
An áit atá na fear glás agus do cailíní gleoite deas!:pac:

freedominacup

.Kovu. wrote: »

Tabhairfaidh míse síos do cathair Béal Feirste.
An áit atá na fear glás agus do cailíní gleoite deas!:pac:

Right so.

Reggie.

.Kovu. wrote: »

Tabhairfaidh míse síos do cathair Béal Feirste.
An áit atá na fear glás agus do cailíní gleoite deas!:pac:

Confused.com

naughto

.Kovu. wrote: »

Tabhairfaidh míse síos do cathair Béal Feirste.
An áit atá na fear glás agus do cailíní gleoite deas!:pac:

I will give out to Belfast city.
Where is the green grass and pretty cute girls

A cow called Daisy

.Kovu. wrote: »

Tabhairfaidh míse síos do cathair Béal Feirste.
An áit atá na fear glás agus do cailíní gleoite deas!:pac:

I thought you'd never ask:D

Kovu

naughto wrote: »

I will give out to Belfast city.
Where is the green grass and pretty cute girls

More than likely that's close to it! Not exactly fluent any more after the years off since exams:p

naughto

i have no clue but google translate does
https://translate.google.ie/#auto/en/Tabhairfaidh%20m%C3%ADse%20s%C3%ADos%20do%20cathair%20B%C3%A9al%20Feirste.%0AAn%20%C3%A1it%20at%C3%A1%20na%20fear%20gl%C3%A1s%20agus%20do%20cail%C3%ADn%C3%AD%20gleoite%20deas

visatorro

.Kovu. wrote: »

Tabhairfaidh míse síos do cathair Béal Feirste.
An áit atá na fear glás agus do cailíní gleoite deas!:pac:

Took a minute to work it.

A cow called Daisy

Spent 14 years learning irish and probably know more French after learning it for 3 years.

Might know enough irish for yon guinness ad

Kovu

I keep thinking in French/German when trying to speak Irish! When doing the leaving cert our Irish oral was the day before the French one, was really confused then:eek:

A cow called Daisy

.Kovu. wrote: »

I keep thinking in French/German when trying to speak Irish! When doing the leaving cert our Irish oral was the day before the French one, was really confused then:eek:

When I doing inter and leaving -and every exam- I had an essay learned off fairly well.

I always "brish me mo cos agus chuaigh me go dti an oispedal"
Must of had more broken legs than a centipede.:eek:

Excuse spelling, grammar and lack of fadas in my irish

Daniel7740

jt65 wrote: »

can you show me where that is stated ?

all my gang drove from 16 years on

none of the tractors had a passenger seat ;)

Toolbox or a bucket turned upside down on the floor was the only seat we ever had

freedominacup

naughto wrote: »

I will give out to Belfast city.
Where is the green grass and pretty cute girls

I have it now, Axl would be very proud.

Reggie.

Right I'm off to banner country .....say a prayer

ABlur

Reggie. wrote: »

Right I'm off to banner country .....say a prayer

Ah we're friendly sorts you should be OK!

Parishlad

Reggie. wrote: »

Right I'm off to banner country .....say a prayer

We'll have the red carpet out!:)

GrandSoftDay

Reggie. wrote: »

Right I'm off to banner country .....say a prayer

You'll need more than religion to get out of there intact

Reggie.

Just in Ennis now refuelling on breakfast rolls

on the river

Reggie. wrote: »

Just in Ennis now refuelling on breakfast rolls

Leaving ennis now heading back to Galway

Parishlad

Reggie. wrote: »

Just in Ennis now refuelling on breakfast rolls

Ahhh......haute cuisine Banner style!

GrandSoftDay

Reggie. wrote: »

Just in Ennis now refuelling on breakfast rolls

Should have gone into the mart for the breakfast!

jimmy G M

Reggie. wrote: »

Right I'm off to banner country .....say a prayer

Don't be such tease. What were ya looking at.

Reggie.

jimmy G M wrote: »

Don't be such tease. What were ya looking at.

Just liberating a piece of machinery from the clutches of the banner and the whest of Ireland

Conmaicne Mara

Interesting thread in AH at the moment.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057222939

Food must only be expensive when it's connected with farmers somehow

visatorro

any one with kids starting exams tomorrow??

Kovu

Have two cousins doing it, both big into machinery and working. So I doubt they are stressing too much about the exams!

Reggie.

Conmaicne Mara wrote: »

Interesting thread in AH at the moment.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057222939

Food must only be expensive when it's connected with farmers somehow

Ah we are the root of all the problems

Reggie.

visatorro wrote: »

any one with kids starting exams tomorrow??

Oh the thoughts of the night before all them years ago

jimmy G M

Reggie. wrote: »

Just liberating a piece of machinery from the clutches of the banner and the whest of Ireland

Fair enough, thought you might be down after a fella

Reggie.

jimmy G M wrote: »

Fair enough, thought you might be down after a fella

Maybe I was

Good loser

naughto wrote: »

i have no clue but google translate does

Don't agree with Google.

I'd say; I will go down to Belfast city
The place where the grass is green and the girls are nice and pretty

A cow called Daisy

visatorro wrote: »

any one with kids starting exams tomorrow??

Two weeks of good weather ahead so:cool:

whelan2

visatorro wrote: »

any one with kids starting exams tomorrow??

no but neighbours kid is doing junior cert , she ended up in hospital on friday and only got out monday, not allowed to sit first 3 exams, some one has to come to her house and stay there while these exams are on

GrandSoftDay

Thought this was a good one, 14 euro for a bag of gravel!

whelan2

Downpipe on gutter of shed was blocked. Got up there on shed & there was a tennis ball wedged in it

Farmer Pudsey

visatorro wrote: »

any one with kids starting exams tomorrow??

One doing Junior cert and one doing Leaving Cert. Not too worried about the younger lad hope my daughter doing Leaving will do Ok. English and Home Economics today.

sheebadog

Anyone interested in a holiday home in France ?

Timmaay

visatorro wrote: »

any one with kids starting exams tomorrow??

Loads from the local running club doing them. Fair few out training last night even still, definitely the right way to do it, keep the routine and clear your head and all that.

darragh_haven

sheebadog wrote: »

Anyone interested in a holiday home in France ?

Buy or rent..... and yes

Nekarsulm

sheebadog wrote: »

Anyone interested in a holiday home in France ?

PM me a few details please. We hope to get over for a while end August, early September.:)

sheebadog

darragh_haven wrote: »

Buy or rent..... and yes

To buy. It's coming with a farm I've bought.

RightTurnClyde

sheebadog wrote: »

To buy. It's coming with a farm I've bought.

Pm the details, any discount if buyer is available for relief milking?

sheebadog

RightTurnClyde wrote: »

Pm the details, any discount if buyer is available for relief milking?

Ah we'll round down the price !