My dad had a cow that would arrive into the parlour an hour early for milking and would pull the ropes to release the nuts. Very smart animals at times.
We had a polly cow we used to milk years ago who would be in the byre every evening waiting to be milked.
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No. A Dub in the Royal County.
Spuds, cabbage, Turnips, Celary was the farming I knew in north county Dublin. This is all new to me.
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You’ve gone native, welcome home
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Some cows are ridiculously clever.
Most of them can open a gate no bother, flicking the handle up and then to the left. You’d need all gates tied up with wire these days.
Hahaha we had one the exact same, well the nuts bit anyway
Farmers moaning about the weather yet?
The Polly is one content, relaxed animal 
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No, but we’ll shortly be seeking Governmental intervention by way of some form of fodder subsidy. Cattle atin’ silage designed for winter consumption in June surely isn’t right.
It’s all very fine for you with your guaranteed salary, yacht and tennis clubs but here it’s like looking at bullocks atin’ €20 notes all day long. You’d be driven demented by times.
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If yer feeding silage I must examine those forestry maps again 
It’s powerful out. The barley is hopping out of the ground.
McHale, there’s no finer bale
Did he put the 100hp John Deere on the Baler because the Rake was broken down ?
We need to discuss a plan with regards that tractor, pal
The ould fella would change the will if he saw me daeling with a Tipp cunt
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