Rebel

With your money, you should be buying one of these, plenty of room for those dopey salukis, haha

Tipperary v Clare in the Munster championship. Now if your looking for passion and pride that's where you'll find it

You hit the nail on the head Wilf. In Ireland the GAA goes to the very fabric of being Irish. It is who you are, where you come from, the pride in the parish, playing with your brothers, relations, friends and neighbours. It is at the centre of almost everything, particularly in rural Ireland. Parish's who have nothing else will have a GAA field. Some great clubs in the cities as well, doing great work to promote the sport. Soccer doesn't seem to instill that belief or sense of belonging. Soccer moving to a summer season is going to put the two sports in conflict, competing for players and making young lads choose between one or the other. Which is not good for either sport. GAA pitch on the Aran Islands. Must have taken some sweat, blood and tears in getting it set up and maintained

Haha if I had half of your money I'd be happy.

Ah f**k, I was hoping they were rare as hens teeth and worth a fortune. Haha

Really interesting thread. Afew bottles I found in the ditch when I was building my house. One bottles says Sloan's liniment and the other successor to the California Fig Company. I like the small bottle with the ridges.

Very nice, you don't see too many tricolours these days. They used to be a lot more common before

Wasting your time they wouldn't last 5 minutes in the northside. They'd end up on Wackers/Sullys/Spuds plate for dinner, haha

Haha, hopefully

Thanks,see how they go

Thanks RH, fingers crossed

Thanks smithwicks, there 6 months old.

Some posers. I like to put a lot of work into them when their young, so that they are fully ready when it comes time for them to be entered..........into the show ring. Those rosettes don't get won by themselves.

I agree we keep a mixed pack and I think they both bring a bit of something that the other lacks. The harriers can be heedless b*****ds at times alright, but I'd rather see that than seeing a heartless hound around your feet

He's a cracker Glyn, looks like he'll make a fine strong dog