You’ll get plenty interest. Lots of folk looking to relocate in the age of remote work. Alot looking for a bit of land with it (possibly too much land here though)
Anyway, the world will keep spinning.
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There was interest before it went up. Plenty of it. Well that’s according to the uncle who seems to be acting as an unofficial estate agent down the pub 
I’m staying out of it all anyway
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Ideal for a young rurally minded couple to move in and have a few acres for the vegetables, room for a few stables for the ponies that the girlééns all seem to love - who knows better than yourself….
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Anyone know where I’d source a few dry ewes for fattening? @KinvarasPassion @Ambrose_McNulty @glenshane
Athenry Mart, ring the office and see when the sales are on.
You might need a flock number (registered with department of Ag)
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Always a few fellas throwing stuff up on done deal. Hold off a few weeks and you’ll buy them sheared!
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Ed the Sheeran fella is doing the rounds alright
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Where’s the cringe emoji
I’m here all week
Id ask the neighbour but thats hardly much use to you. What fate had you in mind for the fattened ewes?
Factory in September
This is a level of pigheadedness one can only admire
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Unreal stuff they should make a Netflix series on this.
Its genuinely one of the most stupid things I have ever heard of. And seeing the lane there then? A fucking tiny lane that leads up to his farm. But he thinks the council should pay it. “it would have taken them an hour to cut it”. So for the sake of an hour for a tractor and hedge cutter, he has lost €46k. Farmers are usually pig headed stubborn thick cunts, but this lad really takes it to a whole new level.
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That particular pig ignorant thick cunt of a farmer sounds like he’s also a complete fucking idiot.
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Fine meadow.
Reseeded?
From what i can make out, the council fined him for cutting hedges out of season, in the court case the council said the hedgerow is public property (presumably because he claimed it was private property for him to do as he pleased). He says now since its public property they have to cut it. You can see his warped logic, but i mean where is he going like. As you said the passage is no length. He’d cut it with a daycent strimmers in a few hours
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Just a reminder to gather up the remains of the winter silage wraps, oul’ tyres and any other oul’ shite you’d have lying around before Thursday night. I know the gallon of petrol is up a bit on last year but with a few fine days there mightn’t be that much needed.
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