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Rebel

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  1. That's the job, you were happy with that.
  2. I thought this was a white dog topic haha. Cracking terrier looks like he put in a good shift
  3. Thanks, there a grand breed and you'd knock a bit of craic out of them
  4. Yea he's a nice dog. Better pic of him when he was a pup. I have my doubts.
  5. Grand morning to be out in the country
  6. I will do, hard to get them to keep still, haha
  7. I bought rhe jacket and bib this year, I haven't tested it yet. A few buddies have it a couple of years and they swear by it. A couple of days last year the rain was flowing down the road in rivers and we were all drowned to the skin. The two lads were bone dry, took off the gear and straight to the pub, not a bother.
  8. Thanks, I have a couple of them here, there good fun. I find they struggle a bit in the country I hunt which has plenty of high ditches and deep drains. Compared to the terrier's I find them very easy and biddable. They can be head strong and turn a deaf ear on a line but no worse than my terriers.
  9. Yea she's a beauty. You get good hunting with the teckels?
  10. Thanks very much Arry, appreciate the reply. I'll keep an eye out
  11. Thanks Arry, I came across a load of those hedgehog ones last year. I'll keep an eye out. What do you use them for, what dishes do you add them too? There wouldn't be a great tradition of using mushrooms in Ireland apart from the field mushrooms and they were either fried or boiled in milk.
  12. Thanks Arry. Found in a spruce forest. These were near them
  13. Great topic lads. I always enjoy this subject every year, very interesting. Any idea what these are:
  14. With your money, you should be buying one of these, plenty of room for those dopey salukis, haha
  15. Tipperary v Clare in the Munster championship. Now if your looking for passion and pride that's where you'll find it
  16. 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 playe
  17. Very nice, you don't see too many tricolours these days. They used to be a lot more common before
  18. Wasting your time they wouldn't last 5 minutes in the northside. They'd end up on Wackers/Sullys/Spuds plate for dinner, haha
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