Husband and father of two, part time farmer, Rural Social Scheme Supervisor. Prefer sustainable regenerative farming rather than excessively intensive farming.
Down a long long lane in Cavan
Joined January 2016
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What a loss. Manchán helped us understand ourselves. Suaimhneas síoraí dá anam dílis.
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I can’t be, I’m not racist and have zero convictions. And I don’t abuse people in the street because of their nationality or colour.
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An intradepartmental study from the University of California, concluded that lab-grown meat may be up to 25 times worse for the environment than 🐄 natural, pasture-raised retail beef.
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We meet an Irish history content creator in Co Wicklow & in Co Clare we discover a project recording local placenames in the Burren to safeguard them for future generations on #RTENationwide Monday 3rd March @RTEOne 7pm @ClareFM @ClareTourism @WicklowPeople @Stairnahireann RT
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📣 Businesses! 📣
I need access to your social media to help spread word of my urgent appeal to access care to renal failure.🙏🏻
Would you consider donating a voucher/prize to be raffled/auctioned to help raise funds, sharing on your SM platform?
#TeamIreland
🚨URGENT appeal.🚨
Considering the urgency, and the lack of support from official bodies, I have been left with no option.💔
If you can help, even by sharing this appeal, I would be eternally grateful.
I am begging for a chance to stay alive. 🙏
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Sean and Teresa that run the campsite are wonderful people and the location on Lough Oughter is stunning.
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Levelling out a bit of poaching from wee weanlings we overwintered in and out of the shed. Round the gate suffered with the wet winter/spring
When your doing a job, and you know your rubbish at it, but it’s better than it not being done, that’s allot of jobs round a small farm.
Some steaks from our own Angus heifer for the dinner.
Awesome stuff, reared in our own fields. It’s a great feeling.
