Took the advice of @jamesbourke13 and sprayed some paddocks with milk in the hope of feeding soil bacteria. To say I’m shocked with the response would be an understatement. Grazed 20 days. Sprayed 19 days. Last N application was the first week of April. Will be doing more. pic.twitter.com/Wg8WGMjSqp
— Darragh Scott (@DarraghScott) May 19, 2022
This morning.
Spray milk on the paddocks?
This changes everything.
‘sup?
This afternoon.
Dublin Port.
Revenue officers seized approximately 20kgs of illegal plants, with an estimated street value of €400,000, concealed within stationary products from Spain. The search was carried out with the assistance of the Revenue’s mobile X-ray scanner and detector dog Waffle.
Meanwhile…
Just go with it, Waffle.
It’ll pass.
Pics: Revenue.ie/RollingNews
#new Catherine Murphy has said a phone line should be set up for members of the public to report pubs and restaurants that aren’t following COVID rules and regulations. pic.twitter.com/SuOgCh6L1u
— Ciara Phelan (@ciaraphelan_) November 9, 2021
Social Democrats call for a phone line to be established where the public can report pups or restaurants which are not enforcing the rules on Covid-19 passes. Catherine Murphy said most businesses are complying.
— Mícheál Lehane (@MichealLehane) November 9, 2021
This morning.
Catherine?
You’ve changed.
*turns purple-faced*
Earlier: Obey
Oh.
Wednesday night.
Gardaí seized €2,000 in deadly ‘Cannabis Herb’, €11,000 in cash and a high-tensile bow with arrows following a search of a residence in Dublin 7 by Bridewell Crime Prevention Unit.
A 44 year-old man was arrested at the scene.
He was all a quiver.
Quiver.
Suit yourselves.
This morning.
Googong, New South Wales, Australia.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison – announcing a plan to hand out $25,000 to those wanting to undertake home renovations – is told to clear off by a home owner.
Mark Geary writes:
Most Aussie thing ever…
Meanwhile…
5.45am.
Good morning.
Bodhar acu.
Why do they keep coming into the garden? pic.twitter.com/ykJqBW65st— Sláine Ní Chathalláin (@SlaineNi) June 4, 2020
‘sup?
This morning.
West Kerry.
This afternoon.
Grafton Street, Dublin 2.
Meanwhile, yesterday…
Just a friendly fox roaming Grafton Street of a Tuesday evening. This is the new norm! #COVID19 #LockdownIreland pic.twitter.com/mWwqyCfQ19
— Kevin O'Mahony (@Kev_OMahony) April 28, 2020
Yesterday.
Spotted at an undisclosed location in Galway.
Alan Curran tweetz:
I’m struggling to understand why anyone in Galway City Council thought it’d be a good idea to cut grass today. Making an absolute f**k of it.
Anyone?
Video footage can be watched here.
