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lakill Farm

Reggie. wrote: »

And a full tank of diesel

Still alive. Missing a few buttons

148multi

lakill Farm wrote: »

Still alive. Missing a few buttons

Good feed conversion

longgonesilver

Reggie. wrote: »

And a full tank of diesel

well don't think you are going to buy diesel at 110 down here. 129.9 is scarce, most are at 133.9 .

Looks like Lakill is at quite a party, they made the newspapers already.

https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/discover/watch-kangaroo-spotted-roaming-free-in-cork-938188.html

Reggie.

longgonesilver wrote: »

well don't think you are going to buy diesel at 110 down here. 129.9 is scarce, most are at 133.9 .

Looks like Lakill is at quite a party, they made the newspapers already.

https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/discover/watch-kangaroo-spotted-roaming-free-in-cork-938188.html

Heard him being called alot of things but never a kangeroo

carrollsno1

lakill Farm wrote: »

Off to the people’s republic for the weekend to a stag. Haven’t been on a session session in almost 2 years let alone 2 night and 2 days on it

could end up on Rip.ie after this

That drink will kill me yet, was on dry july with a mate and he broke yesterday main thing i was concerned about was outdoing him so we all went for a few today only an hour back on it and a gang of smokers, alcoholics, digger drivers and lads that in general wouldnt exert ourselves too much on a daily basis have signed up for a 14km race in 3 weeks time. Hindsight is a great thing all the same.

Muckit

lakill Farm wrote: »

Off to the people’s republic for the weekend to a stag. Haven’t been on a session session in almost 2 years let alone 2 night and 2 days on it

could end up on Rip.ie after this

Right about now..... BOOM!

patsy_mccabe

lakill Farm wrote: »

Still alive. Missing a few buttons

The Hangover Part IV - "Hows it going Boy".

KatyMac

Just had a horrible job here. Bullock, squeezed good few weeks, was showing very 'bullish' traits so I asked vet to have another look at him. Turned out he was only half squeezed hence the bullish tendancies but the other ball was infected and the vet cut it out - best description is yuk! My father used to ring bull calves when they were a few days old I'm going to go back to that next year. I'm planning on buying a few suck calves to practice on before I start fighting with the "born outside/mammy cow standing over them warning me off ones".

carrollsno1

KatyMac wrote: »

Just had a horrible job here. Bullock, squeezed good few weeks, was showing very 'bullish' traits so I asked vet to have another look at him. Turned out he was only half squeezed hence the bullish tendancies but the other ball was infected and the vet cut it out - best description is yuk! My father used to ring bull calves when they were a few days old I'm going to go back to that next year. I'm planning on buying a few suck calves to practice on before I start fighting with the "born outside/mammy cow standing over them warning me off ones".

Surely youd bring them into a pen and seperate them for tagging and dehorning and not do them in the field?

kollegeknight

Just in from an 18km run. Tired from it now. 43km done for the week and 692 for the year since feb.
Great to get out when you’ve young lads squaking.

Buford T. Justice XIX

KatyMac wrote: »

Just had a horrible job here. Bullock, squeezed good few weeks, was showing very 'bullish' traits so I asked vet to have another look at him. Turned out he was only half squeezed hence the bullish tendancies but the other ball was infected and the vet cut it out - best description is yuk! My father used to ring bull calves when they were a few days old I'm going to go back to that next year. I'm planning on buying a few suck calves to practice on before I start fighting with the "born outside/mammy cow standing over them warning me off ones".

I think you have to do a clostridial vaccine as well if you're ringing calves but check with your vet first.

Water John

Yeah, don't do any handling of a suckler calf in the field. You only need to get caught once.

roosterman71

Drove the hour down to the home place this morning for a few jobs around the place to be done. One such was to go get a load of gravel (the really fine stuff) from the quarry a few miles away. Powered up my trusty Trent and hooked up and took off. Landed on the road into the quarry at 10.45am - gate closed. Sign says open till 11am. Maybe they on holidays so I give the number a call and was told open till 11. When I said the gate is shut, was told - "Well their closed then Must be gone already. Ya may come back Monday". I was not happy.

Was trying to turn around on the road when 2 more tractors appeared and had to leave too.

naughto

roosterman71 wrote: »

Drove the hour down to the home place this morning for a few jobs around the place to be done. One such was to go get a load of gravel (the really fine stuff) from the quarry a few miles away. Powered up my trusty Trent and hooked up and took off. Landed on the road into the quarry at 10.45am - gate closed. Sign says open till 11am. Maybe they on holidays so I give the number a call and was told open till 11. When I said the gate is shut, was told - "Well their closed then Must be gone already. Ya may come back Monday". I was not happy.

Was trying to turn around on the road when 2 more tractors appeared and had to leave too.

I presume with was open 8-11

Say my name

Fair ould sponsorship of the Oaks in the curragh today.
€400,000 from Kerrygold with a few jackets for the handlers thrown in.

_Brian

Love Seamus’s turn of phrase

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TheFarrier

Say my name wrote: »

Fair ould sponsorship of the Oaks in the curragh today.
€400,000 from Kerrygold with a few jackets for the handlers thrown in.

Anytime I led up I was told I had to return the jacket before the following race...

Never once gave it back, you’d think they’d just leave them keep it

Edit
Was never at that level of racing maybe that had a bit to do with it...

whelan2

kollegeknight wrote: »

Just in from an 18km run. Tired from it now. 43km done for the week and 692 for the year since feb.
Great to get out when you’ve young lads squaking.

Eldest lad coming back from injury has 73km done this week. Running is great for the mind. If he misses a few days he's itching to get back out

Odelay

whelan2 wrote: »

Eldest lad coming back from injury has 73km done this week. Running is great for the mind. If he misses a few days he's itching to get back out

Maybe there’s a girlfriend at the end of the route?

Say my name

TheFarrier wrote: »

Anytime I led up I was told I had to return the jacket before the following race...

Never once gave it back, you’d think they’d just leave them keep it

Edit
Was never at that level of racing maybe that had a bit to do with it...

Ah I'd say the handlers would surely keep em after this race.
All these companies love to see their jackets worn at the sales and such. I doubt Kerrygold, Oaks and 2019 blazened on a jacket would much use for anything else.

It's a fair ould whack of money though. I'd have mixed emotions on what it should have been spent on instead. I bet the Oaks race didn't even feature on the radar of the majority of boards users today.
If they'd do a bit of useful philanthropy with it or sponsor the marathon and knock Flora off its perch they'd be at something.

whelan2

Odelay wrote: »

Maybe there’s a girlfriend at the end of the route?

He wouldn't have time for that carry on

148multi

whelan2 wrote: »

He wouldn't have time for that carry on

What about all these injuries 😉

Dinzee Conlee

whelan2 wrote: »

He wouldn't have time for that carry on

Said every mother ever

whelan2

Dinzee Conlee wrote: »

Said every mother ever

I wouldn't have time to be dealing with it either. His sister who is 15 has a boyfriend and I'm in denial

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

I wouldn't have time to be dealing with it either. His sister who is 15 has a boyfriend and I'm in denial

I'd say the cows are sick of hearing about it

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

I'd say the cows are sick of hearing about it

And the dog. It's good to talk

patsy_mccabe

Say my name wrote: »

..... I bet the Oaks race didn't even feature on the radar of the majority of boards users today.
......

I watched it. They had to cough up €40K of a supplement for Star Catcher? How does that work exactly?

Say my name

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

I watched it. They had to cough up €40K of a supplement for Star Catcher? How does that work exactly?

I'm not really sure. It could be if they're not entered or qualified by a certain date that they have this payment option available for nearer to the race.
I'm not sure where the money goes either whether it's turf club or racecourse?
:rolleyes:

kk.man

Sponsorship of horse racing is not reflective of the actual prize money. For example Kerrygolds 400k would be made up as follows kerrygold 40k and the rest by us the taxpayer 360k Horse Racing Ireland. Tbh I don't know the exact breakdown but it's very little of the full prize.

Base price

_Brian wrote: »

Love Seamus’s turn of phrase

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McKiernans shop in Corlesmore where you could buy everything and anything

Say my name

Here's a quote I heard today on the Marion Finucane show today.



"In an ever-changing, incomprehensible world the masses had reached the point where they would, at the same time, believe everything and nothing, think that everything was possible and that nothing was true....Mass propaganda discovered that it's audience was ready at all times to believe the worst, no matter how absurd, and did not particularly object to being deceived because it held every statement to be a lie anyhow,
The totalitarian mass leaders based their propaganda on the correct psychological assumption that, under such conditions, one could make people believe the most fantastic statements one day, and trust that if the next day they were given irrefutable proof of their falsehood, they would take refuge in cynicism; instead of deserting the leaders who had lied to them, they would protest that they had known all along that the statement was a lie and would admire the leaders for their superior tactical cleverness."

Hannah Arendt.
1906 - 1975.

zetecescort

Lowry playing a blinder so far, 6 up after 7 holes

patsy_mccabe

zetecescort wrote: »

Lowry playing a blinder so far, 6 up after 7 holes

Following it here;
https://www.theopen.com/

Fingers crossed.:cool:

tanko

There won’t be a cow milked in Offaly this evening if Lowry wins the golf.

whelan2

What the fook https://www.lmfm.ie/news/car-drives-through-crowds-at-blessing-of-the-grave/

_Brian

Base price wrote: »

McKiernans shop in Corlesmore where you could buy everything and anything

Yea.
One of the shops I used to frequent had nails and sausages side by side in a glass fronted counter. I was never sure if the sausages were rank or the nails chilled. 🤔

Grueller

tanko wrote: »

There won’t be a cow milked in Offaly this evening if Lowry wins the golf.

Delighted for him. Especially with all of the sh1te we all listen to about McIlroy and how down to earth Lowry is by comparison.

patsy_mccabe

It's started already.

Water John

He wouldn't know where Clara is.

Genghis Cant

Grueller wrote: »

Delighted for him. Especially with all of the sh1te we all listen to about McIlroy and how down to earth Lowry is by comparison.

A great Offaly man from a great Offaly Gaa family. He loves the football and backed it up with his support for the Faithful Fields, Offaly's recently opened centre of Gaa excellent.
He really is one of the good guys.

zetecescort

pity Lowry didn't dance like Seamus Darby

patsy_mccabe

Genghis Cant wrote: »

A great Offaly man from a great Offaly Gaa family. He loves the football and backed it up with his support for the Faithful Fields, Offaly's recently opened centre of Gaa excellent.
He really is one of the good guys.

That place is some job. Passed it a few times. I was thinking it was for the county training teams alright.

Genghis Cant

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

That place is some job. Passed it a few times. I was thinking it was for the county training teams alright.

Every team , hurling and football, from U13 development squads to seniors train there. I suppose it's no more than most other counties have but at least now we have a specialist training centre where there's a template and everyone sings off the same hymn sheet!

Water John

No, we still stick to the old and tried methods in Cork.

Genghis Cant

Water John wrote: »

No, we still stick to the old and tried methods in Cork.

I see your 20's are coming up to Tullamore next Sunday to play Tyrone in a semi final. It's a triple header . Two minor Semis as well I think.

wrangler

Genghis Cant wrote: »

A great Offaly man from a great Offaly Gaa family. He loves the football and backed it up with his support for the Faithful Fields, Offaly's recently opened centre of Gaa excellent.
He really is one of the good guys.

I think his wife still nurses in Crumlin hospital....... talk abut being well grounded.
someone told me that when he won €1m in january so if it's wrong it's not my lie

Base price

wrangler wrote: »

I think his wife still nurses in Crumlin hospital....... talk abut being well grounded.
someone told me that when he won €1m in january so if it's wrong it's not my lie

I saw him on Tommy Tiernan show a few weeks ago and he came across as a very down to earth guy.

Bullocks

Base price wrote: »

wrangler wrote: »

I think his wife still nurses in Crumlin hospital....... talk abut being well grounded.
 someone told me that when he won €1m in january so if it's wrong it's not my lie

I saw him on Tommy Tiernan show a few weeks ago and he came across as a very down to earth guy.

Same as that , it was on the Tommy Tiernan show I got a feeling of what he was like . Just the kind of person you would like to see representing Ireland in any sport

Lady Haywire

All the twins are flying along!

lakill Farm

survived

it was touch and go an odd time.

Everyone got home safe. Bit of a track after been on the beer