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Denis Lehane: All revved up for the Cork '20' Rally (opens the original)
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It will be like Monte Carlo around here next Saturday morning. With the Cork '20 Rally passing the bottom of the lane, I will be up on the ditch like Prince Albert himself cheering them on. The Rally hasn't passed the bottom of the lane with many years. The last time it did, we were all a lot younger. Obviously, I will have to keep an eye open on my bullocks, on the morning of the event. For bullocks on the road here in Kilmichael, just like bullocks on the road in Monte Carlo, would not be appr
Denis Lehane: Buying a Robot at the ploughing (opens the original)
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I purchased a robot at the ploughing and I am thrilled entirely. He cost a pretty penny, but we won't worry about that now. I have spread my repayments over the long finger (the very long finger) and that has taken the real sting out of it. Being an able dealmaker, I got a new cap and a pair of shiny green wellingtons, for the robot, thrown into the bargain. "He will make an excellent farmer," the robot salesman told me. "But be warned," says he, "don't let him near the fencer wire. For one blas
Auld Lehane's sound farm advice for Zuckerberg (opens the original)
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With Mark Zuckerberg having recently purchased a fine plot of land down in Waterford, I have decided to offer him a few practical tips on how to make a go of his new Irish farm, and save a few bob in the process. For regardless of size and scale, certain things need to be in place, before farming can get underway with gusto. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in more farming columnist - denis lehane articles
Lighten Up: Auld escorts for the Rose of Tralee (opens the original)
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I got a call the other night wondering if I might like to enter the Rose of Tralee. Not as a contestant, mind, only as a chauffeur, or escort as they call them back in Kerry. "In the name of God," says I. "Sure I'm far too old for that!" But the man on the line, from the heart of the Kingdom, wasn't taking no for an answer. "Your picture on the paper would suggest that you are a man in the prime of life." I told him to never mind pictures, and that I'm far older in the flesh. I then explained I'
Lighten Up: Brewery doors must be swung open to deal with the summer thirst (opens the original)
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With water as scarce as be damned, and with our tongues as dry as the camels on Lawrence of Arabia, I'm calling today for a radical move to deal with the summer thirst. I'm calling on our breweries to step up and to swing open their doors and offer every man, woman and child - of drinking age of course - a free pint of plain. With the fine weather showing no signs of letting up, and with drinking water only available to thirsty cows and infants, something proactive has to be done. The way I see
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