All the signs this is happening. Did he ask you for change for a hostel @Fagan_ODowd ?
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He did not.
There wae a den of them in the grounds of Jamesā hospital at one time but Iād imagine the construction site has put an end to that.
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I remember reading that there was alarm at the number of foxes is London in the 90s and they culled a huge amount of them. The population very quickly recovered to the exact same level, but didnāt rise beyond that.
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Pat Kenny bought them and moved them to the Hill of Howth along side the badgers.
Your allowed kill cubs with the hounds in August. Canāt come quick enough, place is littered with them out here
Loitering 
Ban hunting in rural ireland and move it to the cities instead
When your cousin from the city is down and heās told to stand in the gap
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Iād say 9/10 if not 10/10 of the last times Iāve seen a live fox, its been in the city.
City fellas are right cocky, not one fuck do they give.
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Are you actually allowed do that?
I thought ācubbingā was the more illicit side of hunting.
Yes , not allowed kill adult Foxes until November imagine but the cubs are fair game next week.
Purple Gold. What a harvest. Only constraint was the size of the container. Growing in bunches like grapes in some places.
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I culled one myself coming out of town the other night, stupid cunt ran straight out under the van.No damage to the motor thank god.
Massey 1-0 Stupid Fox.
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And brought the poor hoor home to make a Davy Crockett hat out of the pelt.
Those Manor fuckers never waste a thing. ā¦Gāwan - tell the truth.
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Seeing as you didnāt wait for the first frost I hope you had the good grace to leave enough for the fairies.
Theyāll have their eye on you, you can be sure of that.
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Plenty left for the fairies. 
I was doing a bit of trimming on a hedge earlier and there was a sloe tree creaking under the weight of them. Seems to be a bumper crop.
I have a rake of them in the garden. Drop up.