At least itās not Mary lou,will the festival interfere with SOH winning the championship?
Thereās a crumb of comfort in the first part and will you whisht to the second. Stop firing out red herrings, Manor are the favourites for the Fenagh Cup.
SOH and the Willieās are clear favourites. When are we installing Pearce as leader,Iām sick of her wan.
Ah thatās for them to decide. Iām comfortable with the present leadership. 
No but the photograph is symptomatic of all thatās going askew within the county.
Trees, fucking trees insidiously creeping up to virtually the back doors of lads houses.
Wait another 20 years until clear felling is in full flow and witness the colossal fuck up this " experiment " has made of the county. Doesnāt bear thinking about.
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I quite like trees myself. I always have this recurring dream where Iāve escaped captivity and
Iām running through a forest as dusk sets in. The adrenaline is pumping but I never find a conclusion.
That anecdote is something along the lines of the everyday lifestyle of Boris Johnson. Heās flailing around in the forest as the wolves eyes sparkle from the undergrowth.
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Sligo teenage boxer Dean Clancy loses a split decision (3-2) to Englandās Mohammad Adan in their European Youth Championship 1/4final in Bulgaria.
Well deserved recognition @anon67715551 mate
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Acres being planted with trees to generate an income to send kids to college to get an education and send them even further away from rural life.
Not the case in the main. Mostly smallholdings with nobody interested in attempting to eke out a living on them. The former residences of elderly bachelors have been acquired by various speculators, hedgefunds and official forestry companies.
Your actual farmer with a few children to rear is existing on the miserly income the land yields, augmented by a job if heās very lucky, herself having a job, the SFP or any social welfare payment he may qualify for.
The rampant forestry is the preserve of faceless nameless investors.
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No self respecting farmer would grow trees on his land Iād say. Useless sons abroad in Dublin who ended up with the farm are the main culprits Iād imagine.
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Depends on the land.
There was a time Coillte wouldnāt try to buy land if a local farmer was interested in it but them days are gone with the private forestry hovering up land everywhere the cunts.
Just an alert to inform Leitrim folk that āRaised by the villageā next Sunday features an unruly teen being transported to Aughawillian for therapy at the hands of Donal Quinn whoās a brother of Jerome, Maeve and Mickey.
Now Aughawillian isnāt a cultural or economic stronghold so Iām keen to see the rehabilitation techniques one of the Quinnās provide although Coleen is quite civilised Iām led to believe. Thereāll be plenty of agri-activities no doubt.
For your diary.
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Jerome?
