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    Young Bill Bolger'JR with "Tucker" overall champion from the bull breeds show...Billy Bolger 'SRN...show judge Ricky Bernard...and Michael O'Callaghan with the reserve Champion "Spike"
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    I just copied and pasted the link into the main domain bar at the top of the page and it works fine for me, then I bookmarked the IWTF home page and when I click the bookmark I'm staright there. Not bad for a computer retard like me.
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    No you weren't mistaken the IWTF were in Clondulane on Saturday
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    Ricky thanks very much for doing a great job of judging the Bull breeds for me,I hope you enjoyed your weekend ,it was great to meet you and hopefully I'll see you around in the future.
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    I had a lad taking photos and he has lots so he's putting them on a disc and I hope to have them in the next few days. As soon as I get them I'll post them up here.
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    Thanks John I'm really glad you enjoyed your visit to Clondulane.It was a pleasure to meet yourself Jill and Stat and yourself and Stat did a top class job in judging the show. As I've said my only regret is that I couldn't spend as much time with ye as I'd have liked, trish who to be honest isn't really a dog person had a great time working with you and says you're a proper gentleman.Hopefully we'll meet up in the future and have a good chat.Thanks again.
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    I,d like to thank everyone who came and supported the show again this year and made it another outstanding success, A big thank you to all the judges who did a first class and through job, I only wish I'd more time to socialise with you but that's the down side of being the show organiser. Lot's of cracking dogs in all classes even the judges commented on how high of a standard the dogs were.The stickmaking competition was very well supported with 125 entries. The only disappointment for me was that we couldn't run the digging competition as only one team entered. Thanks again and I hope eve
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    Thanks lads just back from the field and things are looking good for the morning. It'd be great to see the IWTF at the show.
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    The Sun is shining and it's full steam ahead for the show tomorrow. Don't forget to bring your digging gear, the digging competition is at 12.00 should be great craic it certainly was last week in Wexford.
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    Had a great time on Sunday despite the weather, great to finally meet a few lads off here, really enjoyed watching the digging competition great craic those lads can shift some dirt.
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    In the advanced and novice sections 1st Trophy, rosette and €40, 2nd rosette and €20, 3rd rosette and €10 In the junior and kids 1st Trophy and rosette, 2nd rosette, 3rd rosette. The €5 adm on the gate entitles you to enter one image into the competition, you can enter as many times as you like but additional entries will be charged €5 each. Juniors and Kids can enter as many times as they wish free of charge.
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    This is the Henry Keats Goodall Hunting Horn, kindly sponsored by William Fitzgerald of Fitzgerald's Knackery Ltd, Kilmagner Fermoy, which will be awarded to the Champion Hound on Saturday.
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    Dogs will need muzzles for racing
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    A sample of the trophies and rosettes up for grabs on saturday.
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    ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE FOR 9TH JUNE During the morning and throughout the day, Bill Blyth, Chainsaw Carving. 11.30: Doggies Inc, Dog Agility Display. 12.00: Irish War Time Re-enactment Group, WW2 Re-enactment. 12.30: Horse Drawn Carriage Display. 1.00: Lumberjack Competition with the Irish Timber Sports Team. 1.30: Great Irish War Society, WW1 Re-enactment. 2.00: Horse Drawn Carriage judging. 2.20: Doggie Inc, Dog Agility Display 2.40: Irish War Time Re-enactment Group, WW2 Re-enactment. 3.00: Emergency Services Display, Crash Scene Recon
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    CLONDULANE COUNTRY FAIR DOG SHOW AND RACING SCHEDULE FOR 9TH JUNE 9.30: Weigh in for weight pulling competition. 10.00: Gundog Trial starts. 11.00: Racing and heats for the qualifiers. 12.00: Digging competition. 1.00: Dog show classes start. 2.00: Pet Show starts. 4.30: Overall show champion 4.45: Racing and finals of the qualifiers. Other events: 9.00 -12.00 Entries being taken in for the stick making competition. 10.00 -12.30 Entries being taken in for the photography competition
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    https://www.(!64.56:886/pages/Clondulane-Country-Fair/158192104242332?ref=tn_tnmn check out the shows facebook page to get a better idea of what the show is like.
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    It's just about 1.5 miles on the Waterford side of Fermoy in Co. Cork. Just off the N72 Clondulane , Ireland GPS Coordinates: -8.21710, 52.14216 http://maps.google.ie/maps?q=clondulane&hl=en&ll=52.142128,-8.217087&spn=0.0965,0.220757&sll=53.401034,-8.307638&sspn=6.002817,14.128418&hnear=Clondulane,+County+Cork&t=m&z=12
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    This looks like the thin end of the wedge to me,we all know who the authorised officers for this will be and they'll be able to make this apply to whatever situation they want in order to get a conviction.
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    Hey lads this is Ireland you've always got to keep an eye open for the odd horse trotting down the middle of the road. The way the price of petrol is going you'll be seeing a lot more of them in the future.
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    Outlaws

    jsmith replied to MAIN MAN's topic in General Talk

    "Bike Gangs" in the main are all about loyalty and brotherhood and that is how they still attract people willing to prospect for them.These people will be kept on the fringes of the club for years undertaking the more menial jobs until they are proven worthy of becoming a full patch member. Don't confuse the main 1% clubs as have been mentioned with the groups of leather wearing tossers you find hanging around clubs and pubs at weekends,handing out slaps to any poor sap that spills their pint.The main clubs have at their core a serious money making machine and your as likely to find them carr
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    Outlaws

    jsmith replied to MAIN MAN's topic in General Talk

    Seriously mate they can't have been Outlaws. Did they have the skull and crossed pistons on their backs? outlaws mate although the one screaming police was apparently something called a prospect , and was later apologised for . Fair enough, the standard of prospects must be slipping,that was definitely his last day prospecting I'd imagine.
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    Outlaws

    jsmith replied to MAIN MAN's topic in General Talk

    Seriously mate they can't have been Outlaws. Did they have the skull and crossed pistons on their backs?
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    Outlaws

    jsmith replied to MAIN MAN's topic in General Talk

    The Outlaws pre date the Angels by some 13yrs, these along with the Bandidos who are only around since the 60's are the top three 1% bike clubs in the world. Don't be fooled into thinking that these guys are playing at this, these clubs have a tight knit hierarchy and are run with a military style command structure that's not open to debate.They turn over a serious amount of money by any and all means and nothing gets in the way of that.
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    Best of luck with the show lads, hope to be there on Sunday.
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