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Buford T. Justice XIX

That Maurice McCabe programme was fairly powerful.

Odelay

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

That Maurice McCabe programme was fairly powerful.

Certainly was. Compelling viewing. He came across as being honest, telling his side.
Looking at what he was accused of, glad I don’t have those problems.

wrangler

Odelay wrote: »

Certainly was. Compelling viewing. He came across as being honest, telling his side.
Looking at what he was accused of, glad I don’t have those problems.

An amazing couple
Some f.....g country this

Odelay

wrangler wrote: »

An amazing couple
Some f.....g country this

Ah here, we do have our problems, I do agree, however I wouldn’t knock this country. We have a lot to be proud of and many is the time I think I won’t the lottery of life being born in Ireland.
There aren’t many places in the world he would have gotten to tell his story like tonight.

148multi

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

That Maurice McCabe programme was fairly powerful.

It would make you wonder how many other Maurice McCabes out there, both inside and outside of the force.

Birdnuts

148multi wrote: »

It would make you wonder how many other Maurice McCabes out there, both inside and outside of the force.

Nearly the worst thing about all this is the fact that the GRA(Garda Union) never utter a word of support for the man or lifted a finger to help him. If that isn't a sign of a toxic culture in the AGS then I don't know what is!!:mad::(

148multi

Birdnuts wrote: »

Nearly the worst thing about all this is the fact that the GRA(Garda Union) never utter a word of support for the man or lifted a finger to help him. If that isn't a sign of a toxic culture in the AGS then I don't know what is!!:mad::(

What was it McCabes had hanging on the wall of their kitchen (silence is sanction).

wrangler

Odelay wrote: »

Ah here, we do have our problems, I do agree, however I wouldn’t knock this country. We have a lot to be proud of and many is the time I think I won’t the lottery of life being born in Ireland.
There aren’t many places in the world he would have gotten to tell his story like tonight.

It's the lack of accountability, no one will go to jail and that taxpayers will pay for it all, there by encouraging it to happen again and again.

whelan2

Quick question. Do you need a red triangle thingy for the nct?

The Nutty M

No,not a requirement in Ireland,yet .

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

Quick question. Do you need a red triangle thingy for the nct?

No just a spare wheel I think. The triangle is compulsory for commercial vehicles

whelan2

Thanks

Nekarsulm

Reggie. wrote: »

No just a spare wheel I think. The triangle is compulsory for commercial vehicles

Is it? No mention of it when I put the Trooper through tbe test.
It is required for Taxi's.
(Only know that because I witnessed a taxi man have a furious row with the special taxi-tester in the local NCT centre)

whelan2

He took the triangle out of the jeep with him just in case. If that's all it fails on it'll be grand

jaymla627

wrangler wrote: »

It's the lack of accountability, no one will go to jail and that taxpayers will pay for it all, there by encouraging it to happen again and again.

If the current government had any backbone they would leave Callaghan out to dry paying his own legal costs and stripping his pension, of course that’s fantasy land stuff, their has to be some type of legislation brought in where Gardai that commit perjury and convicted of it do jail time

Limestone Cowboy

Just got a quote there for insurance. Jeep and tractor fully comp, public liability and employers liability on farm policy for less than I was paying previously for just the jeep and tractor 3rd party f&t. Happy days

Buford T. Justice XIX

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Just got a quote there for insurance. Jeep and tractor fully comp, public liability and employers liability on farm policy for less than I was paying previously for just the jeep and tractor 3rd party f&t. Happy days

Competition is great.

Bullocks

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Just got a quote there for insurance. Jeep and tractor fully comp, public liability and employers liability on farm policy for less than I was paying previously for just the jeep and tractor 3rd party f&t. Happy days

Who was it with?

Muckit

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

That Maurice McCabe programme was fairly powerful.

They were some bastards. Fair play to him. A man of principle.

Reggie.

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Is it? No mention of it when I put the Trooper through tbe test.
It is required for Taxi's.
(Only know that because I witnessed a taxi man have a furious row with the special taxi-tester in the local NCT centre)

Not for the test but it's compulsory to carry one in a commercial vehicle

Limestone Cowboy

Bullocks wrote: »

Who was it with?

Axa through Munster group. Had a fella out from Munster group to a discussion group meeting a few weeks ago and he was saying axa had started doing farm cover and were very competitive.

kollegeknight

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Axa through Munster group. Had a fella out from Munster group to a discussion group meeting a few weeks ago and he was saying axa had started doing farm cover and were very competitive.

Lad from munstergroup called to my house and saved me about 50€ a month in life insurance with slightly better payouts. That was in comparison to AIBs Irish life cover.

kowtow

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Axa through Munster group. Had a fella out from Munster group to a discussion group meeting a few weeks ago and he was saying axa had started doing farm cover and were very competitive.

I wonder would they beat my 2K for a landcruiser TPFT, only me driving, no claims in 30 years....

Say my name

In the Work & Jobs section of boards there's a post looking for tractor drivers for snowploughing if anyone is interested.

selectamatic

Reggie. wrote: »

No just a spare wheel I think. The triangle is compulsory for commercial vehicles

As far as I know ya don't need a spare wheel either. But if you have a spare wheel present for the test it must have legal tread.

Odelay

selectamatic wrote: »

As far as I know ya don't need a spare wheel either. But if you have a spare wheel present for the test it must have legal tread.

This is 100% correct. If the spare does not comply, remove it.

whelan2

Triangle doesn't matter. Car passed

mayota

Base price wrote: »

What dose did you use and when?

Univet multidose (levamisole) July and late October and they got Ivomec injection in September .

whelan2

This type of stuff annoys me. €8.99 for one pack or 2 for €8

KatyMac

Me feeling sorry for myself! Had a cyst under the skin of my midriff removed this morning. Painkillers worn off now and its soooore! It got infected twice in short succession and docs decided that at the rate I was going I'd become immune to a particularly useful penicillen antibiotic so sliced and diced under local. Have I mentioned that it's sore????

Hard Knocks

KatyMac wrote: »

Me feeling sorry for myself! Had a cyst under the skin of my midriff removed this morning. Painkillers worn off now and its soooore! It got infected twice in short succession and docs decided that at the rate I was going I'd become immune to a particularly useful penicillen antibiotic so sliced and diced under local. Have I mentioned that it's sore????

How about a shot of brandy
Drink kills pain

Hard Knocks

Bought an automatic injection syringe but there is no fitment on the end that connects with the bottle
Can these be got?

Keep Sluicing

kollegeknight wrote: »

Lad from munstergroup called to my house and saved me about 50€ a month in life insurance with slightly better payouts. That was in comparison to AIBs Irish life cover.

I must contact them so. I need life cover for a loan I'm getting.

Bullocks

Hard Knocks wrote: »

Bought an automatic injection syringe but there is no fitment on the end that connects with the bottle
Can these be got?

Its a bit useless without being able to connect to a bottle , would it be worth checking who you bought it off in case the bits should have been in the box

Hard Knocks

Bullocks wrote: »

Its a bit useless without being able to connect to a bottle , would it be worth checking who you bought it off in case the bits should have been in the box

Rang the rep he was to get on to the store, that was nearly 2 weeks ago.
It came in a sealed plastic pouch

naughto

Is treasa May for the dole q shortly

Keep Sluicing

naughto wrote: »

Is treasa May for the dole q shortly

I'd say she'd be happy enough on the dole now. Boris can try and sort out the whole sh1t show

MickeyShtyles

whelan2 wrote: »

This type of stuff annoys me. €8.99 for one pack or 2 for €8

We had a glut of cauli’s a few weeks ago. So they were 1 for 99cent or 2/€1.
That’d annoy ya fairly lively!

Birdnuts

http://www.birdlife.org/europe-and-central-asia/news/intensive-farming-shepherding-collapse-living-world

This makes for grim reading for those hoping for a fairer more progressive CAP in the next few years:(

whelan2

Hard Knocks wrote: »

Rang the rep he was to get on to the store, that was nearly 2 weeks ago.
It came in a sealed plastic pouch

Some of the products come with an attachment for the gun. I remember looking for ages for the one for the qualimec one. It was impregnated into the side of the container under the label.

I says

No deal with brexit what a mess

AntrimGlens

I says wrote: »

No deal with brexit what a mess

Aye soon you'll not have to worry about NI lambs coming south, they'll all be labelled as Irish lamb!!! :D:D

Maybe it'll put a few manners on the DUP, a blind man on a galloping horse could have foreseen the inevitable balls up that is the result. No guarantee of it happening yet either...

whelan2

You'd be sick listening about brexit at this stage

naughto

I says wrote: »

No deal with brexit what a mess

She’s will be gone by the weekend.

Nekarsulm

AntrimGlens wrote: »

Aye soon you'll not have to worry about NI lambs coming south, they'll all be labelled as Irish lamb!!! :D:D

Maybe it'll put a few manners on the DUP, a blind man on a galloping horse could have foreseen the inevitable balls up that is the result. No guarantee of it happening yet either...

If the DUP are as principalled as they like to think they are, they should hand back the 2 billion pounds and withdraw their support from Theresa May .......

I says

Nekarsulm wrote: »

If the DUP are as principalled as they like to think they are, they should hand back the 2 billion pounds and withdraw their support from Theresa May .......

Yes correct about the dup and if corbyn had any savvy at all about it he could return labor with a huge majority if he promised a second referendum

Nekarsulm

I says wrote: »

Yes correct about the dup and if corbyn had any savvy at all about it he could return labor with a huge majority if he promised a second referendum

The only problem is that Corbyn dosent like the EU either.
Otherwise he might have made an effort before the Referendum.

Suckler

Nekarsulm wrote: »

The only problem is that Corbyn dosent like the EU either.
Otherwise he might have made an effort before the Referendum.

In his defence; it was a full time job babysitting Diane Abbott.

whelan2

Anyone else get a text that they received a payment from Dept of agriculture? Financial services is down atm

Buford T. Justice XIX

whelan2 wrote: »

Anyone else get a text that they received a payment from Dept of agriculture? Financial services is down atm

The beef genomic scheme, I'm thinking?

Too early for BPS