Spot on @FatChops & @Corksfinedtboy it was a big Starling, managed to get him out this morning and will block in the hole, cheers
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Sort out that gutter while your at it or best case scenario youāll have damp in the house
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Thereās a job to be done alright around that whole section, might take off a few tiles and fix it up better, the gutter does have a cap at the end at least
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Iām at war with those cā¬&ts. Theyāre winning.
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These cunts are very resourceful, they can āmakeā a hole quite easily if thereās a space to be had behind it. Thatās why the expanding foam is good hereā¦ fills the space. Normally I hate the stuff.
Was he in under the felt? That might need tidying up it he made a hole in it.
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I got the young lad a catapult and heās full time clearing the cunts as they come in to size up the place. Building resilience all round.
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ASAP.
Heāll be back, if heās not back already.
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100 pc
Theyāll multiply vv quickly
Knock your house mate. Thatāll show the cunts
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Only solution
Seems like Rentokil come out with this every couple of months. Grand free advertising
https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/dublin-hit-huge-surge-rat-28682571
I heard theyāre breeding them and letting them off in socodu.
Rentokil?
Nextdoor neighbour converted their attic and the builder left a fucking hole in the wall between their attic and mine. After spotting two rat droppings up there, no other signs and hadnāt heard any noise. Iāll get traps up there today but Iām definitely blaming the builder leaving a hole in wall.
Whatever about rats youāre going to want to seal that hole for fire purposes.
I said as much to them a few months ago and now a second time. Iād say theyāll have some job trying to get the builder back to do it.
Active rodent infestations have led to closure orders being issued at two Dublin restaurants.
The orders were among a total of eight closure orders issued to food businesses across the country by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) last month.
Jazz Chinese Restaurant in Coolock, Co Dublin and Freshly Chopped & Neat Pizza in Fairview, Co Dublin were both found to have active rodent infestations in kitchen areas where open foods are prepared.
The rodent infestations were evidenced in both establishments by the presence of recent droppings in multiple areas of the kitchens.
The enforcement order for Freshly Chopped & Neat Pizza wrote that recent rodent droppings were discovered ābehind the pizza oven, under the dishwasher and in the services cupboardā.
A closure order was issued at Letterkenny Kebab and Pizza after inspectors found rice near the wok cooking station that was ācovered in blue mould and was turning purple in colourā.
Inspectors also found raw meat stored above ready-to-eat taco sauce and noted that taps, basins and handles were engrained in dirt.
Al Huda Grocery in Summerhill in Dublinās north inner city was issued with a closure order after safety inspectors responded to a complaint relating to the sighting of cockroaches on the premises.
The subsequent inspection found two dead cockroaches in the shop floor area along with āsubstantial fly activityā in and around the deli area.
FSAI Chief Executive Pamela Byrne warned that there is a legal responsibility for food businesses to act responsibly and ensure the food they provide to their customers is safe to eat.
She said: "Whilst most food businesses follow high food safety standards and are compliant with food law, inspectors continue to encounter cases where consumersā health is put at risk through a failure to comply with food safety and basic hygiene requirements.
"These non-compliances are avoidable, and we have zero tolerance for any food business that does not comply with its legal requirements.
"Food businesses have a legal requirement to ensure the safe supply of food and it is unacceptable that basic procedures like handwashing, cleaning, robust pest control measures and storing food correctly at the appropriate temperature are not being properly followed.
āFood businesses must do better.ā
A total of eight premises were issued with closure orders during the month of August, two under the FSAI Act and six under EU regulations:
- Jazz Chinese Restaurant, Coolock Village Shopping Centre, Beechpark Avenue, Coolock, Dublin 5
- Freshly Chopped & Neat Pizza (Restaurant/Cafe), First Floor, 13-15 Main Street, Fairview, Dublin 3
- Letterkenny Kebab and Pizza/East Ocean (take away), 61 Port Road, Letterkenny, Donegal
- Baalbec Take Away (Closed area: The outdoor area used to accommodate the potato peeling and preparation), Sarsfield Street, Kilmallock, Limerick
- Al Huda Grocery (retailer), 72A Summerhill, Dublin 1
- Cafe India,16 Harbour Street, Tullamore, Offaly
- Divine Catering (domestic kitchen), Farnamurry Close, Ballygraigue Road, Nenagh, Tipperary
- Akanchawa Honey Pot (restaurant/cafƩ), Unit 39, Coolmine Industrial Estate, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15
Probably a bit of swan prep going on there too