Anyone in Ireland?

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Anyone in Ireland?

Post: # 15580Post Ireland-or-bust »

Hi,

Im just a couple of weeks away from buying my own little
farm in ireland and would like to know if anyone else is in ireland?

would be handy for swaps/loans/sales

mark

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Post: # 17278Post Upahill »

Hello

Have pm'd ya, we're in South East Ireland :wink:

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Re: Anyone in Ireland?

Post: # 140194Post newb »

:dave: little late but yup , im in west, galway/roscommon area. a very late welcome to our damp little country. :salute:

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Post: # 140220Post shell »

hi and welcome to Ireland,where are you coming from?from :flower:
a blow in in Kerry

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Post: # 140231Post Camile »

Hello,

There are a few of us in this forum I think ..

we seem to be neighbor Newb .. we are in galway/roscommon areatoo ..

right in the middle of the bog ..

Camile

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Post: # 140656Post newb »

hi "camile, shell & upahill" sorry havnt been near pc in few days ,very new to them and also not very good on em' (computers) . (upahill ) thanks for "pm" me? now im guessing that stands for personal message? ya?...... ya must be ? im near the bustling metropolis of TUAM....(Shell ) only here a few years (but we moved back to ireland nearly 28 years ago.) been hiding in a small wee village in roscommon up until then.
ah Camile , bog umm! hard boild eggs flies in your hear, ears , tea, ants in your sandwiches , many a summer holiday i spent in a bog nothing roung with em' :salute:

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Post: # 140658Post newb »

ok so i spelt Hair with an "a" . (hear) ? :rabbit: ok and im missing a w from roung ,jezz , please exquse ane mispels or othar mistakx. :tongue:


thanks

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Post: # 140661Post Camile »

Good evening,

I wouldn't be worried about typing/spelling ...

[quote="newb"]im missing a w from roung[/quote] and you have an extra U too .. sorry just kidding. ..

we ain't too far indeed because we are close to Glenamaddy ..

and you seem to enjoy the bog so much that you are more than welcome to come help us turning/stacking it this summer ! :shock: :lol:

welcome again
Camile

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Post: # 140663Post newb »

thank youu! (yesyou are right, i did seem to find the need to put a 'u'in it??) not REALLY REALLY thick or anything, just not used to typing, ya thats why! yaa. :? thanks for the offer(turning turf,sweating free slave labour :lol: ) but ive heard about people trying to meet 'ya' over the internet! (just kiddin)
Are you long in Glen' ? nice wee spot. :salute:

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Post: # 140665Post Camile »

originally from France .. moved to Dublin in 2000 .. and in glen for more than 4 years now ..

and for slave labor .. there is a field for spuds to dig out ! :thumbright:

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Post: # 140668Post JulieSherris »

Camile - I'm watching you......

No, just kidding!!
What side of Glen you on? I'm a 5 mins drive towards Williamstown... was in Glen yesterday at the vets... then again today... vets again!!

Still trying to get my bearings as to where to go for..... (insert anything you can think of here!)

Anyways, if you fancy a cuppa, give me a shout!

And if you're an expert on bog digging, we could use a few tips on how to start our 2 bogs off this year - they've not been touched in about 12 years or so..... and we still haven't found the 2nd one... we're off with the map at the weekend though, just to check how bad it is.... fingers crossed, it won't be too bad :mrgreen: Our neighbour next door says 'first dig a kitstch'....... yeah righto.....!

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Post: # 140681Post Camile »

Good morning,

I'm about 5 miles towards Creggs ...

for the vet, we usually go to Declan too .. I think he isn't too bad .. although on the dear side ...

but we are friend with a vet that used to work with him so we barely go to any vet at all now ..

I'm treating my animals naturally so that avoids loads of costs ..

As for the bog I'm no expert at all .. but ours hadn't been cut for a good few years (could be 10) .. and we simply rang the man that cuts it (most probably be the same as yours) .. and he simply came and cutted it .. the machinery they have makes way for them gently but surely ..

but we are looking into selling our cutting rights this year to the wildlife crowd because the turf is an
enormous amount of work and would rather leave the bog alone .. .

and indeed I wouldn't mind a cuppa one of those days ..

and don't hesitate to ask about where to find anything .. I'm starting to have clue ... but usually get lost going getting there !

and I've been nosy and had a look at your blog .. if you want an idea about chicken housing .. come down and have a look at ours .. we have plenty here ... be it housing or birds and could sort you out with a rooster and hens .. including broody birds ...

and in the meantime, we can always come and buy our eggs .. proper old fashioned free range ..

Camile

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Post: # 142162Post Taf »

Down in Cork, so welcome.

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Post: # 142223Post Cligereen »

Yep, I'm in Tullamore, right in the middle of you all!
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Post: # 142574Post Davy »

hi everyone all you from Galway, Wexford and Cork seem so far away to me as i'm from Co. Derry

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